coroneted
or cor·o·net·ted
wearing or entitled to wear a coronet.
of noble birth.
Origin of coroneted
1Other words from coroneted
- un·cor·o·net·ed, adjective
Words Nearby coroneted
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How to use coroneted in a sentence
You call Prince Andrew “a coroneted sleaze machine” and paint him as arrogant, entitled, and vindictive.
Tina Brown Breaks Down the Biggest Royal Family Revelations From Her New Book | Charlie Campbell / London | April 25, 2022 | TimeThere is also between this figure and the coroneted head a grotesque head with the mouth open and the tongue protruded.
Notes and Queries for Worcestershire | John NoakeThis proud dame had married her daughter as if by main force to a coroneted lord of hereditary acres.
From the Easy Chair, series 2 | George William CurtisTristram March held a coroneted note in his hands while he made this announcement to the company.
The Incendiary | W. A. (William Augustine) LeahyDown came her gilded coroneted chateau d'Espagne with a crash, to rise no more.
The Actress' Daughter | May Agnes Fleming
This coroneted town is like a queen, who, being always with child, has desires of irresistible fury.
The Thirteen | Honore de Balzac
British Dictionary definitions for coroneted
/ (ˌkɒrəˈnɛtɪd) /
wearing a coronet
belonging to the peerage
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