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marshalate

marshalate noun: the office of marshal.

Noun

marshalate (plural marshalates)

  1. The office of marshal.
  2. A body of people holding this office.

Forms of marshalate

pluralmarshalates
alternative formmarshallate

Origin of marshalate

From marshal + -ate (forms nouns denoting rank or office, the concrete charge of it).

Questions about marshalate

What does marshalate mean?
Marshalate means the office of marshal.
What part of speech is marshalate?
Marshalate is a noun.
What is the plural of marshalate?
The plural of marshalate is marshalates.

Words near marshalate in the dictionary

  1. marshal art
  2. marshal law
  3. marshal of the air force
  4. marshal of the RAF
  5. marshal together
  6. marshalate
  7. marshalates
  8. marshalcies
  9. marshalcy
  10. marshaled
  11. marshaled together

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