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princedom

noun (a princedom, princedoms)

«princedom» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A country or land ruled by a prince; a principality. tree →
  2. The rank or position of a prince. tree →

In the lessons

A rare, old-fashioned word in history and fairy tales. Real principalities today include Monaco and Liechtenstein; Wales is often called a principality. Stories use «princedom» for small kingdoms ruled by princes.

Examples

  • The tiny princedom lay between two great kingdoms. tree →
  • Monaco is a small princedom by the sea. tree →
  • He inherited the princedom from his father. tree →
  • In the fairy tale, the princedom was cursed by a witch. tree →
  • The princedom had its own coins and flag. tree →
  • Old maps of Europe show many small princedoms. tree →

Note

Countable. The more common word is «principality». Rare and old-fashioned.

On Mova

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