commandery Antonyms
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Meaning of commandery
Wordnet
commandery (n)
the position or office of commander
commandery Sentence Examples
- The medieval knight was granted a commandery by the king for his valor in battle.
- A commandery was established in the remote countryside to oversee agricultural production.
- The religious order established a commandery to administer its properties and affairs.
- The commander of the military order presided over the affairs of the commandery.
- Each commandery had its own set of rules and regulations governing its operations.
- The knights of the commandery were sworn to defend the realm against external threats.
- The wealth generated by the commandery contributed to the maintenance of the order's activities.
- The commandery served as a hub for trade and commerce in the region.
- The commander-in-chief visited the commandery to inspect its defenses and infrastructure.
- Over time, the commandery grew into a thriving community with its own governance structure.
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the position or office of commander
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The medieval knight was granted a commandery by the king for his valor in battle.
A commandery was established in the remote countryside to oversee agricultural production.
The religious order established a commandery to administer its properties and affairs.
The commander of the military order presided over the affairs of the commandery.
