heretog (Meaning)
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heretog (n.)
The leader or commander of an army; also, a marshal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of heretog
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heretog Sentence Examples
- The heretog presided over the grand ceremony with regal authority.
- The ancient castle was the ancestral home of the heretog and his noble lineage.
- The heretog's court was a hub of political intrigue and lavish entertainment.
- The heretog decreed strict laws and enforced them with an iron fist.
- The heretog's reign was marked by both prosperity and bloodshed.
- The heretog's lavish lifestyle was funded by heavy taxation on his subjects.
- The heretog's arrogance alienated many of his vassals and ultimately led to his downfall.
- The heretog's death plunged the kingdom into chaos and civil war.
- The once-glorious heretogdom now lay in ruins, a testament to the folly of ambition.
- The heretog's legacy lived on as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked power.
FAQs About the word heretog
The leader or commander of an army; also, a marshal.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The heretog presided over the grand ceremony with regal authority.
The ancient castle was the ancestral home of the heretog and his noble lineage.
The heretog's court was a hub of political intrigue and lavish entertainment.
The heretog decreed strict laws and enforced them with an iron fist.
