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Holy Roman Empresses

Holy Roman Empresses is the plural of Holy Roman Empress.

Meaning of Holy Roman Empress

Noun

Holy Roman Empress (plural Holy Roman Empresses)

  1. (historical) An empress of the Holy Roman Empire.
    • Picture the scene. You're the Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa, you've enjoyed a splendid 18th century banquet surrounded by the most powerful people in your domains and it's time to sort yourself out with a post-prandial pick of the teeth, a scrape of the tongue and a spoon of the ear.2011 August 15, Mark Brown, “Habsburg exhibition reveals Holy Roman emperors' taste in bling”, in Alan Rusbridger, editor, The Guardian, London: Guardian News & Media, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the...

Noun (1) capitalized: Holy Roman empresses

Holy Roman empresses

  1. (plural) plural of Holy Roman empress

Noun (2) capitalized: holy Roman empresses

holy Roman empresses

  1. (plural) plural of holy Roman empress

Questions about Holy Roman Empresses

What is Holy Roman Empresses the plural of?
Holy Roman Empresses is the plural of Holy Roman Empress.
What part of speech is Holy Roman Empresses?
Holy Roman Empresses is a noun.

Words near Holy Roman Empresses in the dictionary

  1. Holy Roman Emperor
  2. Holy Roman Emperors
  3. Holy Roman Empire
  4. Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
  5. Holy Roman Empress
  6. Holy Roman Empresses
  7. holy rood
  8. Holy Rood Day
  9. Holy Saturday
  10. Holy Saturdays
  11. Holy Sea

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