crown prince
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of crown prince
First recorded in 1785–95
Example Sentences
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The crown prince has pushed rapid social change since being given the title in 2017.
On his visit to the White House, the Saudi crown prince brought up the war in Sudan, where U.A.E. support for a rebel army has frustrated Saudi and U.S. officials alike.
The de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman - who became crown prince in 2017 - has changed the country profoundly over the past few years, loosening social restrictions while simultaneously silencing criticism.
From BBC
Last December, while Witkoff was visiting Saudi Arabia to discuss Gaza and other issues, the crown prince made an offer: I can help you solve Ukraine.
Hiking or skiing together - activities the pair enjoy - were no longer possible, the crown prince added.
From BBC
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