dukedoms Antonyms
Strongest:
- duchies
- kingdoms
- dictatorships
- monarchies
- domains
- emirates
- sovereigns
- democracies
- empires
- seigniories
- republics
- sultanates
- principalities
Strong:
- nation-states
- dominions
- ministates
- microstates
- lands
- nations
- city-states
- colonies
- realms
- dependencies
- commonwealths
- sovrans
- trust-territories
- monocracies
- theocracies
- seignories
- oligarchies
- settlements
- mandates
- states
- provinces
Weak:
Meaning of dukedoms
dukedoms
to engage in a fight and especially a fistfight, a nobleman of the highest rank especially of the British nobility, a sovereign male ruler of a continental European duchy, fist, hand, fist sense 1, a member of the highest grade of the British peerage, fight, a soveriegn ruler of a duchy, a nobleman of the highest hereditary rank
dukedoms Sentence Examples
- The kingdom was divided into several powerful dukedoms, each ruled by a noble lord.
- The Duke of Northumberland was the richest and most influential of all the English dukes.
- The dukedoms of Normandy and Aquitaine were strategically important for controlling the English Channel.
- The rulers of the various dukedoms formed an alliance to challenge the authority of the king.
- The Hundred Years' War was fought over the control of the French dukedoms.
- The Duchy of Burgundy was the wealthiest and most powerful dukedom in Europe during the Middle Ages.
- The dukedoms of the Holy Roman Empire were often in conflict with each other for power and influence.
- The Duchy of Milan played a key role in the Italian Renaissance.
- The Duchy of Warsaw was created by Napoleon as a puppet state.
- The dukedoms of the Austro-Hungarian Empire were abolished after World War I.
FAQs About the word dukedoms
to engage in a fight and especially a fistfight, a nobleman of the highest rank especially of the British nobility, a sovereign male ruler of a continental Euro
duchies, kingdoms, dictatorships, monarchies, domains, emirates, sovereigns, democracies, empires, seigniories
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The kingdom was divided into several powerful dukedoms, each ruled by a noble lord.
The Duke of Northumberland was the richest and most influential of all the English dukes.
The dukedoms of Normandy and Aquitaine were strategically important for controlling the English Channel.
The rulers of the various dukedoms formed an alliance to challenge the authority of the king.
