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1. (n.) Camus
Albert, 1913–60, French novelist, playwright, and essayist: Nobel prize 1957.
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1. (noun) Camus, Albert Camus
French writer who portrayed the human condition as isolated in an absurd world (1913-1960)
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1. (noun) camus
see Camis
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1. camus
bishop of Belley, born at Paris; a violent enemy of the mendicant monks (1582-1663).
2. camus
a learned French jurisconsult, member of the National Convention; a determined enemy of the Court party in France; voted for the execution of the king as a traitor and conspirator; was conservator of the national records, and did good service in preserving them (1740-1804).
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