mightyship
mightyship noun: a term of address for a powerful person.
Noun
mightyship (plural mightyships)
- A term of address for a powerful person.
- Is it fit, let your mightyship say, / That I, like some pitiful flirt, / Should tarry within doors all day, / Or else trudge it afoot in the dirt?1765, Robert Dodsley, A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes, volume 6, page 295
- To the contrary, Your Mightyship. This is Thuringia-Franconia, or have you forgotten?2018, Eric Flint, Worlds 2
Forms of mightyship
| plural | mightyships |
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Origin of mightyship
From mighty + -ship.
Questions about mightyship
- What does mightyship mean?
- Mightyship means a term of address for a powerful person.
- What part of speech is mightyship?
- Mightyship is a noun.
- What is the plural of mightyship?
- The plural of mightyship is mightyships.
Words near mightyship in the dictionary
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