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George du Maurier

Definition

George du Maurier was a British author and illustrator, best known for his novel "Trilby" and his contributions to the satirical magazine Punch. He was born on March 6, 1834, and died on October 8, 1896.

Senses

1. Proper Noun (Person)

George du Maurier refers to a famous British author and illustrator.

Sample Sentence:

One of George du Maurier's notable works is the novel "Trilby."

2. Proper Noun (Person)

In some contexts, George du Maurier can also refer to a member of the du Maurier family, a well-known theatrical and literary family in England.

Sample Sentence:

Emma du Maurier, sister of George du Maurier, was also a celebrated author.

3. Proper Noun (Place)

George du Maurier can also refer to a location, such as a street or building, named after George du Maurier to honor his contributions to literature and art.

Sample Sentence:

Let's meet at the café on George du Maurier Street for a cup of coffee.

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• Trilby by George du Maurier
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