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dedans

 
Dictionary: de·dans
(də-däN') pronunciation
n., pl., dedans (-däN', -däNz').
  1. A screened gallery for spectators at the service end of a court-tennis court.
  2. The spectators at a court-tennis match.

[French, from dedans, inside, from Old French dedenz : de, of, from (from Latin ; see de-) + denz, within (from Late Latin deintus, from within : Latin + Latin intus, within).]


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dedans (Fr., inside). Term indicating that a movement travels or is turned in towards the body rather than away from it (en dehors).

 
 

 

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