Definitions
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- noun A person from
South Korea or of South Korean descent. - adjective Of, from, or pertaining to South Korea or the South Korean people.
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- adjective of or relating to or characteristic of South Korea or its people
- noun a Korean from South Korea
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Examples
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North Korean officials have mostly refused to sit across a table from what they call South Korean "traitors" for more than a year.
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Mr. Garg was referring to South Korean company a 2.5% stake in Steel Strips in December 2010 for 595 rupees per share for a total of 224 million rupees, or about $5.04 million at current exchange rates.
Steel Strips Wheels Plans Stake Sale Nikhil Gulati 2011
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Mr. Garg was referring to South Korean company a 2.5% stake in Steel Strips in December 2010 for 595 rupees per share for a total of 224 million rupees, or about $5.04 million at current exchange rates.
Steel Strips Wheels Plans Stake Sale Nikhil Gulati 2011
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�Well-stocked in Chinese, South Korean and Japanese films, the festival also has a smattering of films from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines.
GreenCine Daily 2009
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North Korea called the South Korean president's offer of a summit a "trick" and said it would never deal with him.
U.S.: Pyongyang Move Surprised China Evan Ramstad 2011
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North Korea called the South Korean president's offer of a summit a "trick" and said it would never deal with him.
U.S.: Pyongyang Move Surprised China Evan Ramstad 2011
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The clips are far from persuasive; they write off Hillary Clinton as a "minister in a skirt" and call the South Korean defense minister a "servile dog."
Leah Anthony Libresco: Censoring Moderates Fuels Radicals 2010
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The clips are far from persuasive; they write off Hillary Clinton as a "minister in a skirt" and call the South Korean defense minister a "servile dog."
Leah Anthony Libresco: Censoring Moderates Fuels Radicals 2010
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The clips are far from persuasive; they write off Hillary Clinton as a "minister in a skirt" and call the South Korean defense minister a "servile dog."
Leah Anthony Libresco: Censoring Moderates Fuels Radicals 2010
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Kim went so far as to deny South Korean news reports that he had heart disease or diabetes, and even called South Korean journalists "novelists" for publishing speculation about his health.
wayonway commented on the word South Korean
?? A name of a country that located next to Korea.
September 29, 2009