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great seals

great seals is the plural of great seal.

Meaning of great seal

Noun

great seal (plural great seals)

  1. The main seal of a nation or state that symbolizes its authority, and with which official documents are stamped.
    • Charles formally made the changes, which were announced a week ago, by issuing a letters patent under the great seal of the realm, which the crown office published in the Gazette, the UK’s official public record.2025 November 6, Caroline Davies, “King Charles officially strips Andrew of HRH style and prince title”, in The Guardian, →ISSN

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Noun capitalized: Great Seals

Great Seals

  1. (plural) plural of Great Seal

Questions about great seals

What is great seals the plural of?
Great seals is the plural of great seal.
What part of speech is great seals?
Great seals is a noun.

Words near great seals in the dictionary

  1. Great Sea
  2. great seahorse
  3. great seahorses
  4. great seal
  5. great seal script
  6. great seals
  7. Great September
  8. Great Shefford
  9. Great Shelford
  10. great skua
  11. great skuas

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