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evenepoel

The word "evenepoel" is not French; it appears to be a proper noun, likely a surname of Flemish or Dutch origin.

In a sentence

Evenepoel est un cycliste belge célèbre.
Evenepoel is a famous Belgian cyclist.
Proper noun: refers to the individual cyclist, showcasing it as a proper noun.
Le style de course d'Evenepoel est unique.
Evenepoel's racing style is unique.
Possessive: the word is used to describe something belonging to or associated with Evenepoel.
Les fans étaient ravis de voir Evenepoel remporter la course.
The fans were thrilled to see Evenepoel win the race.
Agent of action: indicates Evenepoel as the one performing the action of winning.

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