"philhellenic" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From phil- + Hellenic.",
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      "form": "more philhellenic",
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        "Loving Greece or Greek culture."
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          "text": "In France, where philhellenic sentiment reached a peak at this time, the government was secretly building warships for the Egyptian fleet and even sent French officers as advisors to accompany them when they went into service in 1827.",
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        "Specifically, supportive of Greek national independence."
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        "(now historical) Specifically, supportive of Greek national independence."
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