heritresses
heritresses is the plural of heritress.
Meaning of heritress
Noun
heritress (plural heritresses)
- A female heritor.
- The mightiest monarch of his age, Sovereign of England—as his proud grandsire made his vaunt of yore—by right of the sword’s edge; Grand Duke of Normandy, by privilege of blood; and liege-lord of Guienne, by marriage with its powerful Heritress;1839 February, H[enry] W[illiam] Herbert, “The Saxon Prelate’s Doom”, in The Ladies’ Companion, a Monthly Magazine, Embracing Every Department of Literature, volume X, New York, N.Y.: William W....
Questions about heritresses
- What is heritresses the plural of?
- Heritresses is the plural of heritress.
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