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Sussexes

Sussexes proper noun: the family of the Duke of Sussex. Also the plural of Sussex.

Proper noun

the Sussexes pl (plural only)

  1. (informal, plural, plural-only) The family of the Duke of Sussex.
    • They felt the Sussexes’ attitudes were antagonistic and patronising when not being dogmatic and insulting. They wanted Harry and Meghan to conduct themselves the way William and Catherine did.2020, [Georgia Arianna,] Lady Colin Campbell, Meghan and Harry: The Real Story, Dynasty Press, →ISBN
    • The Prince of Wales made little effort to conceal his disappointment—or the resentment he felt toward the Sussexes for causing the Queen so much obvious heartache.2021, Christopher Andersen, Brothers and Wives: Inside the Private Lives of William, Kate, Harry, and Meghan, Gallery Books, →ISBN

Also used as

Sussexes is also the plural of Sussex.

Questions about Sussexes

What does Sussexes mean?
Sussexes means the family of the Duke of Sussex.
What part of speech is Sussexes?
Sussexes is a proper noun.

Words near Sussexes in the dictionary

  1. Sussex spaniel
  2. Sussex spaniels
  3. Sussex Street
  4. Sussexer
  5. Sussexers
  6. Sussexes
  7. Sussexian
  8. sussexite
  9. sussexites
  10. Sussexman
  11. Sussexmen

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