stanhope (Meaning)
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stanhope (n)
a light open horse-drawn carriage with two or four wheels and one seat
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stanhope Sentence Examples
- The Stanhope family's ancestral home was an imposing manor in the countryside.
- The Stanhope sofa, with its distinctive curved back, became a highly coveted piece of furniture.
- Emily Stanhope was a renowned explorer and author who traveled extensively in the Middle East.
- Philip Stanhope was a gifted poet and playwright of the Romantic era.
- The Stanhope Hotel in New York City was a landmark destination for travelers in the early 20th century.
- The Stanhope model of car, produced by Packard, was known for its luxury and performance.
- The Stanhope Institute is a prestigious research center focusing on social and economic policy.
- Lady Stanhope was an eccentric British aristocrat who lived in the Ottoman Empire and claimed to be a prophetess.
- The Stanhope Centre in London is a vibrant arts and culture hub.
- The Stanhope Foundation supports innovative projects in the areas of education, health, and the environment.
FAQs About the word stanhope
a light open horse-drawn carriage with two or four wheels and one seat
tandem, coach, rockaway, chariot, cab, barouche, hackney coach, droshky, phaeton, tonga
No antonyms found.
The Stanhope family's ancestral home was an imposing manor in the countryside.
The Stanhope sofa, with its distinctive curved back, became a highly coveted piece of furniture.
Emily Stanhope was a renowned explorer and author who traveled extensively in the Middle East.
Philip Stanhope was a gifted poet and playwright of the Romantic era.
