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en·tente / änˈtänt/ • n. (also en·tente cor·diale / kôrˈdyäl/ ) a friendly understanding or informal alliance between states or factions: the growing entente between former opponents. ∎ a group of states in such an alliance. ∎ (the Entente Cordiale) the understanding between Britain and France reached in 1904, forming the basis of Anglo-French cooperation in World War I.
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Entente
national agreements collectively, as in the Triple Entente, 1894-1907; the Entente Cordiale, 1844, 1904.
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Entente: see Triple Alliance and Triple Entente; Balkan Entente; Little Entente.
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entente understanding. XIX. — F., f. entendre INTEND; earliest in entente cordiale.
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entente
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