dukedom

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Synonyms for dukedom

the dignity or rank or position of a duke

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the domain controlled by a duke or duchess

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Boris Johnson pledged to give Ashes star Ben Stokes a "Dukedom" after his role in England's Cricket World Cup victory.
Faced with such a damaging rebellion, Robinson and national party u-turned.What could have persuaded the old stager to consider stepping down after years of denying he would throw in the towel, once saying "two dukedoms wouldn't do it."?
The annual battle of the bands, known as the Clash was held at the Ramada Plaza hotel, with the Dukedoms emerging victorious in the final heat and being declared the best band in Doha.
London, Feb 4 ( ANI ): Reports that Pippa Middleton is in a 'serious relationship' with an earl who is heir to one of Britain's richest and grandest dukedoms, are in doubt now.
The event, which will be held in collaboration with Dugong Pinoy-United Filipino Volunteers, will feature over 10 local bands, including Samad, Klische, Forces of Eros, The Juniors, Dukedoms, Project 206, Emblem of Zion, Areacode Reload, ODA and more.
His sons have no royal Dukedoms as yet so they can only use their father's title.
The dukedoms of Burgundy, Anjou and Berry effectively became satellite states, each with its own administration, civil service and law courts.
"We have to get rid of national dukedoms," said the EPP-ED co-ordinator for the European Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee.
In fact, they had dukedoms, respectively Devonshire, Cumberland, Grafton, Portland and Westminster.
The existence of dukedoms and principalities around Europe meant that the regions flourished as centres of art,learning, commerce and government.
"There were plenty of Dukedoms available and they could have received various titles.
"The time for dukedoms, royal or otherwise seems to have passed," he said.
There are pre-echoes of Henry V 'petty dukedoms' suggests 'petty and unprofitable dukedoms' (3 Chorus 31).