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grand admiral

grand admiral noun: historically one of the highest ranks in several world navies, sometimes equivalent to fleet admiral or admiral of the fleet.

Noun

grand admiral (plural grand admirals)

  1. Historically one of the highest ranks in several world navies, sometimes equivalent to fleet admiral or admiral of the fleet.

Forms of grand admiral

pluralgrand admirals

Questions about grand admiral

What does grand admiral mean?
Grand admiral means historically one of the highest ranks in several world navies, sometimes equivalent to fleet admiral or admiral of the fleet.
What part of speech is grand admiral?
Grand admiral is a noun.
What is the plural of grand admiral?
The plural of grand admiral is grand admirals.

Words near grand admiral in the dictionary

  1. grand
  2. grand 600-cell
  3. grand 600-cells
  4. grand action
  5. grand actions
  6. grand admiral
  7. Grand Alliance
  8. grand apartheid
  9. Grand Army of the Republic
  10. Grand Bahama
  11. Grand Bank

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