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throneworthiness

throneworthiness noun: the state of being more or less throneworthy.

Noun

throneworthiness

  1. The state of being more or less throneworthy.
    • In this period, only sons of kings who had actually reigned bore the title ætheling, signifying throneworthiness.2016, Ann Lyon, Constitutional History of the UK

Origin of throneworthiness

From throneworthy + -ness.

Questions about throneworthiness

What does throneworthiness mean?
Throneworthiness means the state of being more or less throneworthy.
What part of speech is throneworthiness?
Throneworthiness is a noun.

Words near throneworthiness in the dictionary

  1. Throneverse
  2. throneward
  3. thronewards
  4. throneworld
  5. throneworlds
  6. throneworthiness
  7. throneworthy
  8. throng
  9. thronged
  10. thronger
  11. throngers

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