Napoleonic in German
Napoleonic in German is napoleonisch — Napoleonic means relating to Napoleon Bonaparte or his era, especially the Napoleonic Wars.
Napoleonic in German
napoleonisch
Of or pertaining to Napoleon Bonaparte.
What does "Napoleonic" mean?
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adj Relating to Napoleon Bonaparte or his era, especially the Napoleonic Wars.
"The museum has an impressive collection of Napoleonic uniforms."
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adj Showing an inflated sense of power or ambition, likened to Napoleon.
"His napoleonic management style alienated the whole department."
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Napoleonic in a sentence
- The museum has an impressive collection of Napoleonic uniforms.
- She is writing her thesis on Napoleonic-era trade policy.
- His napoleonic management style alienated the whole department.
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What is "Napoleonic" in German?
"Napoleonic" in German is napoleonisch. Napoleonic means: Relating to Napoleon Bonaparte or his era, especially the Napoleonic Wars.
How do you use "Napoleonic" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has an impressive collection of Napoleonic uniforms." In German, "Napoleonic" is napoleonisch.
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