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clientage

clientage noun: clients collectively; clientele.

Noun

clientage (countable and uncountable, plural clientages)

  1. clients collectively; clientele
    • After the death of his father he settled in Chicago and entered upon the practice of law, soon having a large clientage1901, Marshall Everett, The American Hall Of Fame: Famous Americans, Their Portraits, Biographies And Thrilling Experiences
  2. the condition of being a client

Forms of clientage

pluralclientages

Origin of clientage

From client + -age.

Questions about clientage

What does clientage mean?
Clientage means clients collectively; clientele.
What part of speech is clientage?
Clientage is a noun.
What is the plural of clientage?
The plural of clientage is clientages.

Words near clientage in the dictionary

  1. client states
  2. client-server
  3. client-side
  4. client-side storage
  5. client-side storages
  6. clientage
  7. clientages
  8. cliental
  9. clientdom
  10. cliented
  11. clientelage

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