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queenship
noun[ U ]
formaluk /ˈkwiːn.ʃɪp/ us /ˈkwiːn.ʃɪp/
being a queen:
In her right hand she holds the royal sceptre, a symbol of her universal queenship.
The family was influential and ambitious, and would view the queenship of one of their number with enthusiasm.
The three key aspects of her queenship were charity, politics, and power.
During this period, imagery incorporating queenship became part of the symbolism surrounding the French monarchy.
It is only in fairy tales that queenship always goes hand in hand with serenity and stateliness.
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