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Meanings of liege in English
A person holding a fief; a person who owes allegiance and service to a feudal lord.
Portuguese
vassalo Usage of liege in English
1
My liege, this fragment was found beside the body deluged in gore.
2
Know you, Baron Neufmarché is my liege lord, as William is his.
3
The games are over, and Gunther, your liege lord, is the winner.
4
And even your husband told me that Gunther was his liege lord.
5
See, my liege, they are taking planks and ladders to the outwork.
6
One only, Wiglaf was his name, would not forsake his liege lord.
7
Nay, my royal liege and love, 'tis but a silken banner neglected.
8
Our liege- lord is He; and on God let the faithful trust!
9
Her occupation as Dick's liege lady, confidante, and tormentor would be gone.
10
Oh, but you always called a king 'my liege,' whoever you were.
11
So, let us assure that nothing untoward ever happens to you, my liege.
12
The rest waited, somewhat reassured now that their liege had taken control again.
13
He was a noble lord, the liege of many doughty knights in Burgundy.
14
Thus did Pungel become the liege lord of the Bohemian nobles.
15
Evil here, my liege, trust me, cannot be; therefore go forth in confidence.
16
This beast of yours is evidently more in sympathy with its liege lord.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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