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suzerainty

/ˈsuː.zə.reɪn.ti/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la posición, autoridad o esfera de influencia de un suzerano, normalmente implicando un estado dominante que controla las relaciones exteriores de un estado subordinado.

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noun

/ˈsuː.zə.reɪn.ti/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la posición, autoridad o esfera de influencia de un suzerano, normalmente implicando un estado dominante que controla las relaciones exteriores de un estado subordinado.

A noun referring to the position, authority, or domain of a suzerain, typically involving a dominant state controlling the foreign relations of a subordinate state.

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  1. Position or authority of a suzerainC2formal

    The power or control that a suzerain holds over a vassal state or territory, typically involving some degree of autonomy for the vassal.

    esSeñorío o autoridad de un soberano sobre un estado vasallo

    • The empire maintained suzerainty over several neighboring kingdoms.
    • The treaty recognized the suzerainty of the larger nation over the smaller one.
    • Suzerainty often allowed local rulers to govern their own affairs while paying tribute.

    Sinónimoscontroldominancedominionhegemonyoverlordshipparamountcysupremacysway

  2. Domain of a suzerainC2formal

    The territory or area over which a suzerain exercises authority.

    esDominio de un soberano

    • The suzerainty extended across vast regions of the continent.
    • The disputed suzerainty was a source of conflict between the two powers.
    • The map showed the boundaries of the suzerainty clearly.
Formas
  • suzerainties plural form
  • suzerainties' possessive plural form
  • suzerainty's possessive singular form
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