enclave in French
enclave in French is enclave — enclave means an area belonging to one group that lies entirely within territory controlled by another.
enclave in French
enclave
A political, cultural or social entity or part thereof that is completely surrounded by another.
What does "enclave" mean?
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noun An area belonging to one group that lies entirely within territory controlled by another.
"Lesotho is an enclave surrounded entirely by the country of South Africa."
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noun A group of people who stand apart from a larger population because of a shared trait or behavior.
"The retired artists formed a quiet enclave in the middle of the busy city."
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noun (computing) A protected section of memory that only code inside it can access.
"The program stores the secret key inside a secure enclave on the processor."
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enclave in a sentence
- Lesotho is an enclave surrounded entirely by the country of South Africa.
- The small town was an enclave inside a much larger city.
- The retired artists formed a quiet enclave in the middle of the busy city.
- Their neighborhood became an enclave of immigrants who kept their own customs and language.
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What is "enclave" in French?
"enclave" in French is enclave. enclave means: An area belonging to one group that lies entirely within territory controlled by another.
How do you use "enclave" in a sentence?
Example: "Lesotho is an enclave surrounded entirely by the country of South Africa." In French, "enclave" is enclave.
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