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Noun marquis has 2 senses
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Definitions from the WebMarquisNounSense 1: A nobleman ranking below a duke and above an earl or count. Example Sentence: The marquis was known for his extravagant lifestyle and luxurious parties. Possible Related Products: Historical Fiction Books about Nobility NounSense 2: The hereditary title of a marquis. Example Sentence: Lord Thompson became the Marquis of Kensington after his father's passing. Possible Related Products: Books on Hereditary Titles and Peerages NounSense 3: A former gold coin of England equivalent to 13 shillings and 4 pence (equivalent to one-third of a pound). Example Sentence: In the 17th century, a marquis was worth a significant amount of money. Possible Related Products: Books on the History of Gold Coins NounSense 4: A high-ranking hotel with luxurious amenities and services. Example Sentence: The newlywed couple booked a suite in the marquis hotel for their honeymoon. Possible Related Products: Luxury Hotel Amenities NounSense 5: A curtain that hangs around a bed, typically made of delicate fabric and used for decorative purposes. Example Sentence: The princess' bedroom was adorned with an elegant marquis. Possible Related Products: Decorative Bed Curtains | ||||
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