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homager

[ hom-uh-jer, om- ]
/ ˈhɒm ə dʒər, ˈɒm- /
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noun
a vassal.
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Origin of homager

1350–1400; Middle English omager<Anglo-French. See homage, -er2

Words nearby homager

Holy Writ, Holy Year, hom-, homa, homage, homager, homalographic, hombre, homburg, home, home aid
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How to use homager in a sentence

  • He reminds the court that he comes of an ancient family, descended from a Guido who was Homager to the Empire.

    The Browning Cyclopdia|Edward Berdoe
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