United Kingdom of the Netherlands
United Kingdom of the Netherlands proper noun: the Kingdom of the Netherlands that existed from the Congress of Vienna in 1815 until the Belgian Revolution in 1830 (de jure until 1839), when it included parts of present-day Belgium and Luxembourg.
Proper noun
United Kingdom of the Netherlands
- The Kingdom of the Netherlands that existed from the Congress of Vienna in 1815 until the Belgian Revolution in 1830 (de jure until 1839), when it included parts of present-day Belgium and Luxembourg.
Questions about United Kingdom of the Netherlands
- What does United Kingdom of the Netherlands mean?
- United Kingdom of the Netherlands means the Kingdom of the Netherlands that existed from the Congress of Vienna in 1815 until the Belgian Revolution in 1830 (de jure until 1839), when it included parts of present-day Belgium and Luxembourg.
- What part of speech is United Kingdom of the Netherlands?
- United Kingdom of the Netherlands is a proper noun.
Words near United Kingdom of the Netherlands in the dictionary
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- United Kingdom of the Netherlands
- United Kingdomer
- United Kingdomers
- United Kingdomian
- United Kingdomians
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