What is another word for FIDE?

Pronunciation: [fˈa͡ɪd] (IPA)

FIDE, also known as the Federation Internationale des Échecs, is an international organization dedicated to the development and promotion of the classic board game of chess. Synonyms for FIDE include the International Chess Federation, World Chess Federation, and the World Chess Organization. Founded in 1924, FIDE has been responsible for organizing world championships and other international chess events for nearly a century. As an integral part of the chess community, FIDE is committed to advancing the game of chess worldwide through education, competition, and outreach efforts. Its impact on the game, and its many synonyms, make FIDE an important organization for fans of chess around the world.

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Usage examples for Fide

I grant that a good case can be made out for an author's doing as I suppose Mr. Allen to have done; indeed I am not sure that both science and religion would not gain if every one rode his neighbour's theory, as at a donkey-race, and the least plausible were held to win; but surely, as things stand, a writer by the mere fact of publishing a book professes to be giving a bona FIDE opinion.
"Luck or Cunning?"
Samuel Butler
M. Camille Flammarion says:-'The greater part of the phenomena observed-noises, movement of tables, confusions, disturbances, raps, replies to questions asked-are really childish, puerile, vulgar, often ridiculous, and rather resemble the pranks of mischievous boys than serious bona-FIDE actions.
"The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries"
W. Y. Evans Wentz
Of course I did not care to commit myself, as you can readily understand, Mr. Hamilton, until I was assured the proposition was bona FIDE.
"The Crevice"
William John Burns and Isabel Ostrander

Related words: world chess federation, international chess federation, world chess title

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