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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a riviera" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a coastal region or resort area, often associated with luxury and leisure, typically in a Mediterranean context.
Example: "The French Riviera is known for its stunning beaches and glamorous lifestyle."
Alternatives: "a coastal resort" or "a seaside destination".
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Wells was a Riviera neighbor.
Just don't expect to park it and walk to a Riviera beach.
Here, a Riviera cotton striped A-line dress and canvas satchel explain why Wu calls the whole gamut "gamine chic".
By the early nineteen-eighties, when Kassar settled in Marbella, the town had become a Riviera for the Arab élite.
Buick has been silent about future use of the name, although a Riviera concept car developed in China made its debut in 2007.
His only novel, The Rock Pool, about the headlong decline of a young Englishman in a Riviera art colony, appeared in 1936.
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Nails were also a mix of five shades: Incognito, a nude; Riviera, an orange; Waterlily, a green; Forget me not, a lavender; and Lucky, a red.
But hotel experts are optimistic about the resort's future, and county officials are hoping it will help turn the rolling stretch of coastline in South Orange County into a Riviera-like destination.
The Dalmatian Coast in Croatia, marketed by some travel companies as a new Riviera, has a Mediterranean climate and miles of beaches.
Chez Gracieuse has the feel of a budget Riviera restaurant, with a view of the simple harbor and Provencal-print tablecloths.
He also owns a French Riviera chateau and in 2009 spent a record $90 million on a 70-acre estate on St. Bart's.
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