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Meanings of princedom in English
Usage of princedom in English
1
It is a massive gift, it is the princedom that he deserves.
2
Perchance the lover will come, also, as a prince with his princedom.
3
What a change from the great monarchy of England to the tiny princedom of Buckeburg!
4
In Scinde, the occurrence of the year was the deposition of Ali Morad from his princedom.
5
Once executed, they entail no further risks beyond those implied in the nature of a princedom.
6
Both sides occupy half of the Muslim-majority former princedom and claim it in its entirety for themselves.
7
He was paying dear for his princedom!
8
Those who, like these, come to the princedom by virtuous paths acquire with difficulty, but keep with ease.
9
God has guided Rodrigo, to the best of his frail human ability to follow, through all the years of his princedom.
10
Polyphron governed for a year, and by the year's end he had refashioned his princedom into the likeness of a tyranny.
11
Both India and Pakistan claim Kashmir as their own and have fought three wars over the former princedom since partition in 1947.
12
A man may rise, however, to a princedom by paths of wickedness and crime; that is, not precisely by either merit or fortune.
13
No princedom was worth contrasting with poverty and her farmer-chief, but why should not his love be able to carry her few thousands?
14
He was being bred up to know nothing of his princedom, so that he might be splendidly and properly astonished when the revelation came.
15
That it is as hard a matter to preserve a princedom as it is to preserve a commonwealth, will be shown in the Chapter following.
16
The objects, of which he never lost sight, were to free himself from enemies abroad and to convert the princedom at home into an autocracy.
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Princedom through the time