heiress-presumptive
heiress-presumptive is the alternative form of heiress presumptive.
Meaning of heiress presumptive
Noun
heiress presumptive (plural heiresses presumptive)
- A female heir presumptive.
- Still maintaining an outward appearance of friendship with Elizabeth, he quietly spread among his own people copies of his pedigree, wherein he represented himself as the true heir to the crown of England, by descent from his ancestresses Philippa and Katherine of Lancaster: ignoring the...[1876?], Emily Sarah Holt, “The Invincible Armada”, in Clare Avery: A Story of the Spanish Armada (English Life in the Olden Time), new edition, London: John F. Shaw and Co. […], →OCLC, page 81
Forms of heiress-presumptive
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Questions about heiress-presumptive
- What is heiress-presumptive the alternative form of?
- Heiress-presumptive is the alternative form of heiress presumptive.
Words near heiress-presumptive in the dictionary
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