marquisship Antonyms
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Meaning of marquisship
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marquisship (n.)
A marquisate.
marquisship Sentence Examples
- The marquis's estate sprawled across acres of picturesque countryside.
- The title of marquis conferred upon him great influence and prestige in society.
- The marquis's family had held their noble title for generations.
- As a marquis, he was responsible for overseeing the welfare of the tenants on his lands.
- The marquis's elaborate coat of arms adorned the entrance to his ancestral home.
- The marquis's lavish parties were the talk of the town.
- The marquis's portrait hung prominently in the grand hall of his mansion.
- The marquis's travels often took him to the most fashionable capitals of Europe.
- The marquis's courtship of the young heiress caused quite a stir among the aristocracy.
- The marquis's duties extended beyond his personal affairs to matters of regional governance.
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A marquisate.
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The marquis's estate sprawled across acres of picturesque countryside.
The title of marquis conferred upon him great influence and prestige in society.
The marquis's family had held their noble title for generations.
As a marquis, he was responsible for overseeing the welfare of the tenants on his lands.
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