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clientdom

clientdom noun: the realm, sphere, or influence of a client.

Noun

clientdom (uncountable)

  1. The realm, sphere, or influence of a client.
    • Clientdom and vasselage were important, and there is evidence of fostering between noble families (Ross 1986, 28-31).1992, Glanville Price, The Celtic Connection

Origin of clientdom

From client + -dom.

Questions about clientdom

What does clientdom mean?
Clientdom means the realm, sphere, or influence of a client.
What part of speech is clientdom?
Clientdom is a noun.

Words near clientdom in the dictionary

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

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