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contretemps <plur contretemps> [GB ˈkɒntrətɒ̃, Am ˈkɑntrətɑ̃] SUBST

contretemps

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a slight contretemps

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contretemps

a slight contretemps or setback

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And the current contretemps isn't the first time the 29-year-old singer has courted controversy. www.theglobeandmail.com

This year's big contretemps however, came out of what is every monarchist's dream event: a royal nuptial. www.macleans.ca

In any contretemps between officials and players it's the latter who'll always get the bulk of the media support. www.independent.ie

Do various flare-ups of fractiousness count as just one contretemps? www.telegraph.co.uk

Hence, such moral contretemps will precipitate the mortal entropy of "venit summa dies et ineluctile tempus" (the last day has come and the evitable doom). www.vanguardngr.com

This week's confected contretemps shows that promise was hollow. au.news.yahoo.com

These are the kind of epochal contretemps that, in the chattering class, usually make for deep enmity rather than enduring love. www.gq-magazine.co.uk

After a contretemps, only a prig or a fool would rush in to apportion blame. www.independent.co.uk

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