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Frederick the Great

Definition:

Frederick the Great refers to Frederick II, who was the King of Prussia from 1740 until his death in 1786. He was a prominent figure in European history, known for his military and administrative reforms, as well as his patronage of the arts and culture.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Proper noun

Senses:

1. As a noun, Frederick the Great refers to the historical figure and monarch.
2. As a proper noun, Frederick the Great denotes a title used to address the king.

Usages:

Popular usage: Frederick the Great is often cited as one of the most significant rulers in Prussian and European history.

Local usage: People in Prussia recognized the contributions and impact of Frederick the Great on their region and its development.

Sample Sentences:

1. Frederick the Great led his army to multiple victories during his reign.
2. As Frederick the Great, his legacy reverberated throughout Prussia.
3. The story of Frederick the Great highlights his intellectual pursuits and cultural advancements.

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