English

Etymology
F.

Adverb
en-adv|pos=en masse|-

1. in a single body or group; together

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#:*"The net effect of the narrowing passage and the muddy interlude was that the heavy infantry elements arrived to meet the English in disorder (and not en masse) - which allows mobbing tactics which ordinarily wouldn't have been available, given their relative numbers." — ¹

French

Adverb
en masse

1. en masse
2. informal|lang=fr in large amounts

German

Etymology
From F.|de term|en masse|lang=fr

Adverb
infl|de|adverb

1. in large amounts

fr:en masse
io:en masse

• 2007-12-27 16:05 - Zeitlupe - +de

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