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Germandom

Germandom noun: germans collectively, conceived of as a united community.

Noun

Germandom (uncountable)

  1. Germans collectively, conceived of as a united community.
  2. Essentially German qualities or attributes; Germanness.
    • In other words, forest-mindedness was presented as a defining racial element of Germandom.2005, Thomas Lekan, Thomas Zeller, Germany's Nature
    • There are some grim photos of Hotler, Bormann and others complacently surveying this citadel of Germandom from the charismatic Old Bridge across the River Drava.2013, Simon Winder, Danubia, Picador, published 2014, page 352

Origin of Germandom

From German + -dom.

Questions about Germandom

What does Germandom mean?
Germandom means germans collectively, conceived of as a united community.
What part of speech is Germandom?
Germandom is a noun.

Words near Germandom in the dictionary

  1. germanatrane
  2. germancite
  3. germander
  4. germanders
  5. germanderwort
  6. Germandom
  7. germane
  8. germanely
  9. germanene
  10. germaneness
  11. germanes

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