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speeches from the throne

speeches from the throne is the plural of speech from the throne.

Meaning of speech from the throne

Noun

speech from the throne (plural speeches from the throne)

  1. An event in certain monarchies in which the reigning sovereign, or their representative, reads a prepared speech to members of the nation's legislature.
    • The government laid out its agenda for your dollars in Ottawa Wednesday as Governor General Michaelle Jean read the Speech from the Throne.2008 November 19, “Speech From The Throne Concentrates Almost Entirely On Economy”, in CityNews, Toronto, retrieved 12 Dec 2008
    Synonyms:
    throne speech

Noun capitalized: Speeches from the Throne

Speeches from the Throne

  1. (plural) plural of Speech from the Throne

Questions about speeches from the throne

What is speeches from the throne the plural of?
Speeches from the throne is the plural of speech from the throne.
What part of speech is speeches from the throne?
Speeches from the throne is a noun.

Words near speeches from the throne in the dictionary

  1. speeche
  2. speeched
  3. speecher
  4. speechers
  5. speeches
  6. speeches from the throne
  7. speechfright
  8. speechful
  9. speechfulness
  10. speechfuls
  11. speechie

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