Chateaubriand is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHATEAUBRIAND in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large tenderloin steak usually grilled or broiled and served with a sauce
• a thick fillet of beef steak.
• French statesman and writer; considered a precursor of the romantic movement in France (1768-1848)
• a very thick center cut of beef tenderloin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a large tenderloin steak usually grilled or broiled and served with a sauce (as béarnaise)
• a large tenderloin steak usually grilled or broiled and served with a sauce (as béarnaise)

Words related to CHATEAUBRIAND

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Words that contain CHATEAUBRIAND

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How to use CHATEAUBRIAND in a sentence

• To this Congress was sent, as one of the representatives of France, Chateaubriand, who on its assembling was ambassador at London.
• Chateaubriand was most graciously received by the Czar Alexander and by Metternich, the latter at that time in the height of his power and glory.
• Villele and Chateaubriand were the authors of this act.
• One of the most touching and tender friendships ever recorded was the intercourse between Chateaubriand and Madame Recamier when they were both old and infirm.
• SEE Chateaubriand, Francoise Auguste Rene, Vicomte de.
• Excellent the clear soup always was at the club! Then perhaps a Chateaubriand.
• Rather did he stand for the manner of Chateaubriand in France and Cienfuegos in Spain.
• Chateaubriand asserts that Madame Recamier felt this slight severely, but Madame Lenormant makes no allusion to the circumstance.
• Chateaubriand and Madame Recamier first met, familiarly, at the death-bed of Madame de Stael, whose loss they mutually deplored.
• It is very evident that Madame Recamier loved Chateaubriand with all the strength of a reticent and constant nature.
• He has at bottom the intense melancholy, the looking forward to the end of all, which is the ground-note of the poetry of Villon, and of Ronsard, as of the prose of Chateaubriand.
• You have admirably expanded the thought of Chateaubriand.
• Sleepy Hollow 277 CHATEAUBRIAND, FRANCOIS AUGUSTE, VICOMTE DE.
• There was an uncommon friendship between Chateaubriand and his youngest sister, Lucile, a girl of extreme beauty, genius, spirituality, and melancholy.
• It was not that they had fallen into a lower and narrower place in her affection, but that they saw Chateaubriand installed in a higher and larger place.
• Madame Lenormant says that the Countess Caffarelli found her, in her age and blindness, watching by the death-bed of Chateaubriand.
• Pervading and earnest, however, as were these attachments of Madame Recamier to Montmorency and Ballanche, the crowning passion of her life was her friendship for Chateaubriand.
• After the decease of his wife, Chateaubriand besought Madame Recamier to marry him.
• The baroness, who was fond of reading aloud, revered Chateaubriand, and read fashionable novels by lady writers.
• Mansfield remembered the imaginative look which had transformed his face just before he had quoted Chateaubriand.
• Of more general interest, however, are the pages on Chateaubriand himself.
• Yet it may be doubted whether Chateaubriand was essentially more religious than Voltaire.
• But Burke had no puny sentimentalism, and none of the mere literary or romantic conservatism of men like Chateaubriand.
• Chateaubriand, in one of the latest chapters of his Posthumous Memoirs, speaks at some length of George Sand.
• Thanks to this mode of locomotion, he traversed the space separating Chartres from Chateaubriand.
• They had heard of Chateaubriand, but, with a truer instinct than that of the would-be Neo-Catholics, whose heads are crammed with all sorts of delusions, they mistrusted him.
• Malo, on the island of Grand Be, Chateaubriand is buried.
• For, after all, Chateaubriand does not belong to it.
• Arthur, dinner with Chateaubriand Cheapness at the Baths of Lucca Chelsea, tea at Chiaja at Naples, G.
• As for Chateaubriand, the god of their idolatry, he loathed him like poison.
• When he reached his rooms in the Rue Chateaubriand, Lupin, after washing the blood from his face, sat for over an hour in a chair, as though overwhelmed.
• The people, therefore, who had done this work were the same who had acted at his two places, in the Rue Matignon and the Rue Chateaubriand.
• The police had entered his place in the Rue Chateaubriand.

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