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Commonwealth of England

Commonwealth of England proper noun: the state during 1649–1653, before the Protectorate in 1653–1659.

Proper noun

the Commonwealth of England

  1. (historical, precisely) The state during 1649–1653, before the Protectorate in 1653–1659.
    Synonyms:
    Commonwealth
  2. (broadly, historical) The state at any time during the Interregnum (1649–1660), including the Protectorate.
    Synonyms:
    Commonwealth

Synonyms of Commonwealth of England

Questions about Commonwealth of England

What does Commonwealth of England mean?
Commonwealth of England means the state during 1649–1653, before the Protectorate in 1653–1659.
What part of speech is Commonwealth of England?
Commonwealth of England is a proper noun.

Words near Commonwealth of England in the dictionary

  1. Commonwealth Day
  2. Commonwealth English
  3. Commonwealth Games
  4. Commonwealth of Australia
  5. Commonwealth of Dominica
  6. Commonwealth of England
  7. Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland
  8. Commonwealth of Independent States
  9. Commonwealth of Kentucky
  10. Commonwealth of Massachusetts
  11. Commonwealth of Nations

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