Brossard
Proper noun
Meaning
Brossard (plural Brossards)
A surname from French.
Examples
A lot of disinformation and confusion around COVID-19 has swirled around the internet since the pandemic began, and addressing myths and falsehoods is especially fraught, says Brossard.
English sources, even if biased, would have nothing to gain from portraying the sinking as the result of crew incompetence rather than conceding to a victory to the much-feared gun galleys. de Brossard (1983).
Marsden (2003), p. 130. The report of French galleys sinking the Mary Rose as stated by Martin du Bellay has been described as "the account of a courtesan" by naval historian Maurice de Brossard.
Brossard, the security researcher, said that “NSA has built an impressively complete set of automated hacking tools for their analysts to use.”
Brossard explains: “The amount of work an analyst has to perform to actually break into remote computers over the Internet seems ridiculously reduced — we are talking minutes, if not seconds.
Longueuil police are appealing to possible witnesses of an attempted kidnapping that took place Thursday night near Saguenay and Senecal Streets in Brossard.