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dukedom

/ˈdjuːk.dəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant le rang, la dignité ou la position d'un duc, ainsi que le territoire placé sous l'autorité d'un duc ou d'une duchesse.

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noun

/ˈdjuːk.dəm/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • frNom désignant le rang, la dignité ou la position d'un duc, ainsi que le territoire placé sous l'autorité d'un duc ou d'une duchesse.

A noun referring to the rank, dignity, or position of a duke, or the territory under the rule of a duke or duchess.

  1. Rank or title of a dukeC1formalbritish

    The dignity, rank, or position of being a duke.

    frDignité de duc

    • He inherited the dukedom after his father's death.
    • The ceremony officially conferred the dukedom upon him.
    • She was granted a dukedom for her service to the crown.
  2. Territory of a dukeC1formalbritish

    The domain or territory controlled by a duke or duchess.

    frTerritoire d'un duc

    • The dukedom stretched across several counties.
    • The duke ruled his dukedom with a firm hand.
    • The castle was the heart of the dukedom.

    Synonymesduchy

Formes
  • dukedoms plural form
  • dukedoms' possessive plural form
  • dukedom's possessive singular form