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Filter by Meaning The coterie of historians focuses on the events leading up to the American Revolution.
The doctors held a coterie to discuss treatment options for their patients.
A coterie of antique figurines adorned the shelves of her living room.
The bakery had a coterie of pastries, including croissants and muffins.
The restaurant offered a coterie of spicy dishes from different regions of India.
The coterie of artists collaborated on a mural to beautify the city's walls.
The small coterie of friends met at the coffee shop to catch up on each other's lives.
The literary magazine featured a special issue showcasing the work of a coterie of emerging writers.
The collector's coterie of antique cars included a rare Ferrari from the 1960s.
The coterie of chefs created a new fusion cuisine that combined the best of two cultures.
The historical coterie debated the significance of a particular event.
The wealthy coterie frequented the exclusive country club.
The museum exhibited a coterie of artifacts from ancient civilizations.
The coterie of chefs was invited to showcase their culinary skills at the food festival.
The coterie of chefs in the restaurant industry is known for their innovative dishes.
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