ex-president
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of ex-president
An Americanism dating back to 1790–1800
Example Sentences
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But the new material does apparently indicate how Clinton's world collided with Epstein's in the early 2000s, when Clinton was redefining himself as an ex-president on a philanthropic mission.
From BBC
In Kosovo, where former guerrilla leaders are still celebrated as heroes, the war crimes trial of ex-president Hashim Thaci and other senior commanders has reignited bitter debate over the legacy of the independence struggle.
From Barron's
Ahead of the surgery, Flavio read a handwritten letter signed by the ex-president.
From Barron's
The ex-president began serving a 27-year sentence in late November at federal police headquarters in Brasilia.
From Barron's
The appeal repeats a plea for the ex-president to be allowed to serve his sentence under house arrest on health grounds.
From BBC
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