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Dutch Republic

Dutch Republic proper noun: a predecessor state of the present-day Netherlands that existed from the Union of Utrecht (1579) to the Batavian Revolution (1795).

Proper noun

the Dutch Republic

  1. (historical) A predecessor state of the present-day Netherlands that existed from the Union of Utrecht (1579) to the Batavian Revolution (1795).
    Synonyms:
    Republic of the Seven United Netherlands, United Provinces

Synonyms of Dutch Republic

Questions about Dutch Republic

What does Dutch Republic mean?
Dutch Republic means a predecessor state of the present-day Netherlands that existed from the Union of Utrecht (1579) to the Batavian Revolution (1795).
What part of speech is Dutch Republic?
Dutch Republic is a proper noun.

Words near Dutch Republic in the dictionary

  1. Dutch rabbits
  2. Dutch reach
  3. Dutch reckoning
  4. Dutch Reformed
  5. Dutch Reformed Church
  6. Dutch Republic
  7. Dutch roll
  8. Dutch rolls
  9. Dutch rub
  10. Dutch rubs
  11. Dutch rudder

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