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Meanings of infante of spain in English
f. infanta of spain
Title and rank in Iberian kingdoms given to the sons and daughters (infantas) of the king, regardless of age.
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Examples for "infant"
Examples for "infant"
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The normal infant was able to fly early in its second year.
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The Mississippi infant's virus, however, remained suppressed for 27 months without treatment.
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Results: The main causes of infant morbidity were gastrointestinal and respiratory infections.
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Estimates suggested between four and six hundred infant deaths at the home.
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However, results indicated a significant daily life stress by infant sex interaction.
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The infanta hated the idea of the sacrifice, as she considered it.
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Your brother has got a sixth infanta; at the christening night, Mr.
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The infanta cried out, and the maidens came and calmed them down.
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The infanta, who had seen the entire display, said to her maidens:
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Dinner came, and the infanta told Tirant to go back and eat.
Usage of infante of spain in English
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The Infante of Spain, too, is at liberty to return to his country and ascend the throne of his ancestors.
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I acted only as the obedient servant of my master, for your majesty's orders made me the jailer of the Infante of Spain.
3
For when the Infante of Spain sued for her hand, Henry the Eighth had declared that the bastard Elizabeth was unworthy of a princely husband.
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