Definition of margravate in English:

margravate

(also margraviate)

noun ˈmɑːɡrəveɪtˈmärɡrəˌvāt

The territory ruled by a margrave.
Example sentencesExamples
- The margravate took its name from the town of Brandenburg, west of Berlin.
- Although it would remain under Bohemian control for most, but not all, of the next several centuries, Moravia was actually run as a separate margravate, usually under the control of a younger son of the Bohemian ruler.
- Although Moravia had lost its primacy to Bohemia in the 10th century, becoming a margravate in 1029, it maintained separate musical interests.
- Any road to Austria would have to cross the Rhön mountains and a myriad of tiny margravates and bishoprics, then continue through the Bavarian forests until it reached the border.

Definition of margravate in US English:

margravate

(also margraviate)

nounˈmärɡrəˌvāt

The territory ruled by a margrave.
Example sentencesExamples
- Any road to Austria would have to cross the Rhön mountains and a myriad of tiny margravates and bishoprics, then continue through the Bavarian forests until it reached the border.
- Although Moravia had lost its primacy to Bohemia in the 10th century, becoming a margravate in 1029, it maintained separate musical interests.
- Although it would remain under Bohemian control for most, but not all, of the next several centuries, Moravia was actually run as a separate margravate, usually under the control of a younger son of the Bohemian ruler.
- The margravate took its name from the town of Brandenburg, west of Berlin.

词汇	margravate
释义	Definition of margravate in English: margravate (also margraviate) noun ˈmɑːɡrəveɪtˈmärɡrəˌvāt The territory ruled by a margrave. Example sentencesExamples The margravate took its name from the town of Brandenburg, west of Berlin. Although it would remain under Bohemian control for most, but not all, of the next several centuries, Moravia was actually run as a separate margravate, usually under the control of a younger son of the Bohemian ruler. Although Moravia had lost its primacy to Bohemia in the 10th century, becoming a margravate in 1029, it maintained separate musical interests. Any road to Austria would have to cross the Rhön mountains and a myriad of tiny margravates and bishoprics, then continue through the Bavarian forests until it reached the border. Definition of margravate in US English: margravate (also margraviate) nounˈmärɡrəˌvāt The territory ruled by a margrave. Example sentencesExamples Any road to Austria would have to cross the Rhön mountains and a myriad of tiny margravates and bishoprics, then continue through the Bavarian forests until it reached the border. Although Moravia had lost its primacy to Bohemia in the 10th century, becoming a margravate in 1029, it maintained separate musical interests. Although it would remain under Bohemian control for most, but not all, of the next several centuries, Moravia was actually run as a separate margravate, usually under the control of a younger son of the Bohemian ruler. The margravate took its name from the town of Brandenburg, west of Berlin.
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