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No. 3,225 in French

réclamé

"Réclamé" means "claimed" or "demanded."

In a sentence

  • Il a réclamé son droit à la parole lors de la réunion.

    He claimed his right to speak during the meeting.

    In this sentence, 'réclamé' is used to mean 'claimed' or 'demanded,' expressing a firm request for a right or benefit.

  • Elle a réclamé son argent qu'elle avait prêté à son ami.

    She demanded the money she had lent to her friend.

    Here, 'réclamé' is used to signify 'demanded,' emphasizing the action of asking insistently for something owed.

  • Le client a réclamé un remboursement après avoir reçu un produit défectueux.

    The customer requested a refund after receiving a defective product.

    In this context, 'réclamé' means 'requested,' used to formally ask for compensation due to an issue.

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