Dukedom is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUKEDOM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the domain of a duke, also DUCHY
• a territory ruled by a duke.
• the rank of duke.
• title, rank, or position of a duke
• The territory of a duke.
• The title or dignity of a duke.
• the dignity or rank or position of a duke
• the domain controlled by a duke or duchess
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a duchy

Words related to DUKEDOM

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Words that contain DUKEDOM

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How to use DUKEDOM in a sentence

• See you to this matter, good Saint Cuthbert, and also the matter of his Dukedom.
• But this Godfrey, upheld by Baldwin of Flanders, forced the emperor to concede to him the inheritance of the dukedom.
• Every constitutional Briton, whatever his political creed, has in his heart of hearts a wholesome reverence for a dukedom.
• John the Fearless, Count of Nevers, his son and successor in the dukedom of Burgundy, was not slow to prove that there was reason to regret his father.
• Probably there was a dukedom or kingdom of Kraput-Koch which served as a city of refuge for the wandering Assyrian princes.
• This dukedom, about the size of the State of Massachusetts, a wild and mountainous region, was deemed very important as the key to Italy.
• It was a question in dispute whether the dukedom could descend to a female, and Albert and Otho claimed it as the heirs of their uncle.
• The dukedom extended over wide realms, populous and opulent, and the duke had the power of a sovereign but not the regal title.
• A duke formerly possessed great authority over the province that formed his dukedom, and had large estates annexed to his title to support its dignity.
• At the present time dukes are created by patent, and their dukedom is merely nominal, neither power nor possessions being annexed to the title.
• Pier Luigi did not long survive his elevation to the dukedom of Parma.
• But when Vincenzo Gonzaga succeeded to the dukedom, the restless poet felt himself neglected.
• It was through Blanche that Gaunt got his dukedom of Lancaster.
• He therefore summons Frederick of Telramund, the guardian of the dukedom of Brabant, to state the cause of dissension.
• Chatelherault, dukedom of, claimed by Duke of Abercorn, 165.
• Archibald Douglas was, therefore, declared to be the son of Lady Jane, and the heir to the dukedom of Douglas.
• Francis Egerton succeeded to the dukedom at the age of twelve on the death of his brother, the 2nd duke.
• In 1870 he succeeded his father in the dukedom, having previously been known as the prince de Broglie.
• After succeeding to the dukedom he became lord president of the council, and subsequently secretary for the colonies in the Conservative government of 1866-1868.
• James had gratified his favourite in his absence by raising him to a dukedom.
• Compared with the wide and bewildering extent of his kingdom, the Roman Empire was a dukedom.
• And when, in the working out of destiny which he himself directed, he returns to the dukedom from which he had been thrust out, he is no longer the Prospero of ineffective days.
• The family name of Wellington, before he received a dukedom, was Wesley or Wellesley.
• The English earldom of Brecknock was added in 1660 and an Irish dukedom of Ormonde in the following year.
• In 1682 he had a patent for an English dukedom with the same title.
• A bare board and an empty treasury may render a new course of plunder necessary abroad, in order to keep his Dukedom from toppling about his ears at home.
• Had he lived long enough, he would have fought his way up to a dukedom.
• But this duke, whose dukedom very likely dates back to the hour of the Norman Conquest, is a very different person, and is to be met under very different circumstances.
• At the Restoration he came over with Charles, and was raised, for his services, to the dukedom.
• The Duke of Lucca would none of the new dukedom proposed to him.
• Nelson, on the other hand, who had a passion for window-dressing and flattery, accepted with a flowing heart both a Dukedom and an estate from their Sicilian Majesties.

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