marquisate

[mahr-kwuh-zit]

marquisate Definition

  • 1the rank or dignity of a marquis
  • 2the territory or jurisdiction of a marquis

Using marquisate: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "marquisate" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The marquisate was granted to him by the king.

  • Example

    The marquisate included several towns and villages.

Origins of marquisate

from French 'marquisat', from 'marquis', a nobleman

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Summary: marquisate in Brief

The term 'marquisate' [mahr-kwuh-zit] refers to the rank or dignity of a marquis, or the territory or jurisdiction of a marquis. It is a formal term used in historical and legal contexts.