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Great Charter

Great Charter proper noun: magna Carta.

Proper noun

the Great Charter

  1. (rare, literal) Magna Carta.

Origin of Great Charter

Calque of Medieval Latin Magna Carta, from magna (“great”) + carta (“charter”).

Questions about Great Charter

What does Great Charter mean?
Great Charter means magna Carta.
What part of speech is Great Charter?
Great Charter is a proper noun.

Words near Great Charter in the dictionary

  1. great cerebral vein
  2. great chain of being
  3. great chains of being
  4. Great Chart
  5. Great Chart with Singleton
  6. Great Charter
  7. Great Chesterford
  8. Great Cheverell
  9. Great Chinese Wall
  10. Great Church
  11. great circle

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