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de rigueur

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de rigueur

(French ‘of strictness’) demanded by the rules of etiquette.



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came from all sides, and Lady Muriel--not being one of those lady-singers who think it de rigueur to decline to sing till they have been petitioned three or four times, and have pleaded failure of memory, loss of voice, and other conclusive reasons for silence--began at once:--
Sylvie and Bruno by Carroll, Lewis View in context
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