duchessdoms
duchessdoms is the plural of duchessdom.
Meaning of duchessdom
Noun
duchessdom (countable and uncountable, plural duchessdoms)
- The condition or title of a duchess.
- She had a certain grandeur about her cap, and a majestical set about the skirt of her dress, and a rigour in the lines of her mouth, which indicated a habit of command, and a confidence in her own dignity, which might be supposed to be the very clearest attribute of duchessdom.1860, Anthony Trollope, “Two Witnesses”, in Castle Richmond. A Novel. (Collection of British Authors; Tauchnitz Edition; volume 520), volume I, Leipzig: [Christian] Bernhard Tauchnitz, page 308
- A region ruled by a duchess.
- The buskers gathered expectantly at their table, and presently the two came in, he who had thought a kingdom well lost for love, and she who had gained a duchessdom by it.1945, Douglas Reed, The Next Horizon: or, Yeomans’ Progress, London: Jonathan Cape, […], chapter 23, page 209
Questions about duchessdoms
- What is duchessdoms the plural of?
- Duchessdoms is the plural of duchessdom.
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