princedoms
/ (ˈprɪnsdəmz) /
(often capital) another term for principalities
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How to use princedoms in a sentence
You would get rid of me, separate me from Maurice while he is fighting for your precious princedoms.
Joan of the Sword Hand | S(amuel) R(utherford) CrockettWhen I have princedoms for them all, why, they must marry and settle—raise dynasties, found princely houses.
Joan of the Sword Hand | S(amuel) R(utherford) CrockettYet many repaired to this quiet, silent palace, to know whom Biron would perhaps have given princedoms and millions!
The Daughter of an Empress | Louise MuhlbachHereditary states are maintained with far less difficulty than new states, but in new princedoms difficulties abound.
Barbarian princedoms, grown decrepit by reason of wars, caste domination, or a sensual and effete culture.
The Philosophy of Natural Theology | William Jackson
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