Abdul-Aziz

[ ahb-dool-ah-zeez ]

/ ˌɑb dʊl ɑˈziz /

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noun

1830–76, sultan of Turkey 1861–76 (brother of Abdul-Mejid I).

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How to use Abdul-Aziz in a sentence

They see it as being in the tradition of their grandfather, Abdul Aziz, the great warrior of the desert who created the Kingdom.
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“It is not known to your honorable presence that Abdul Aziz remains at Hughli,” said one who was the captain of the guard.
The Great Mogul|Louis Tracy
The rooms are those in which his son, the savage Abdul Aziz, used to throw everything that came to hand at those who offended him.
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"We killed Abdul Aziz like this," and he turned up his sleeve and prodded the veins of his arm with his knife tip.
Through the Land of the Serb|Mary Edith Durham

If not Abdul Aziz—for which he may thank the Prophet—who commands you?
The Great Mogul|Louis Tracy
Had Abdul Aziz been present in person I had no choice but to deal with him harshly.
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