queenhood

[kween-hood]

queenhood Definition

• 1. the state or period of being a queen
• 2. the rank, dignity, or office of a queen

Using queenhood: Examples

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

• Example

  She was crowned queen and began her queenhood.

• Example

  The queenhood of Elizabeth II has been marked by many significant events.

queenhood Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for queenhood

• queenship
• queenliness
• royalty
• monarchy

Phrases with queenhood

• reigning queen

  a queen who is currently ruling

  Example

  Queen Elizabeth II is the reigning queen of England.

• queen mother

  the mother of a reigning monarch

  Example

  Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, was the mother of Queen Elizabeth II.

• queen consort

  the wife of a reigning king

  Example

  Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, is a prince consort.

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Summary: queenhood in Brief

The term 'queenhood' [kween-hood] refers to the state or period of being a queen, as well as the rank, dignity, or office of a queen. It is often used in reference to the reign of a particular queen, such as 'The queenhood of Elizabeth II has been marked by many significant events.' Other phrases include 'reigning queen,' 'queen mother,' and 'queen consort.'