Antonyms for demarche
| Grammar : Noun |
| Spell : dey-marsh |
| Phonetic Transcription : deɪˈmarʃ |
Definition of demarche
Origin :- 1650s, "walk, step," from French démarche (15c.) literally "gait, walk, bearing," from démarcher (12c.) "to march," from de- + marcher (see march (v.)). Meaning "a diplomatic step" attested from 1670s. A word never quite anglicized.
- As in maneuver : noun move, tactic
- A hotel would be nothing; you could call on anybody at a hotel, if you had to; but here would be a demarche indeed!
- Extract from : « Lady Baltimore » by Owen Wister
Synonyms for demarche
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