Definition of lordling in English:

lordling

noun ˈlɔːdlɪŋˈlɔrdlɪŋ

derogatory, archaic

A minor lord.
lordlings do not argue with the Prince of Wales
Example sentencesExamples
- For that matter, most of the local lordlings would have fits if the army intruded upon their private domains.
- They assumed the identities of barbarian lordlings, and united the Republic's enemies against them.
- As political authority in the West fragmented, the Gothic kings continued and extended this system, and their lordlings under them did likewise.
- He looked at me, ‘Have you made your choice yet, lordling?’
- Glancing at himself, it suddenly dawned on the swordsman that he looked like a lordling.

Definition of lordling in US English:

lordling

nounˈlôrdliNGˈlɔrdlɪŋ

derogatory, archaic

A minor lord.
lordlings do not argue with the Prince of Wales
Example sentencesExamples
- He looked at me, ‘Have you made your choice yet, lordling?’
- Glancing at himself, it suddenly dawned on the swordsman that he looked like a lordling.
- For that matter, most of the local lordlings would have fits if the army intruded upon their private domains.
- They assumed the identities of barbarian lordlings, and united the Republic's enemies against them.
- As political authority in the West fragmented, the Gothic kings continued and extended this system, and their lordlings under them did likewise.

单词	lordling
释义	Definition of lordling in English: lordling noun ˈlɔːdlɪŋˈlɔrdlɪŋ derogatory, archaic A minor lord. lordlings do not argue with the Prince of Wales Example sentencesExamples For that matter, most of the local lordlings would have fits if the army intruded upon their private domains. They assumed the identities of barbarian lordlings, and united the Republic's enemies against them. As political authority in the West fragmented, the Gothic kings continued and extended this system, and their lordlings under them did likewise. He looked at me, ‘Have you made your choice yet, lordling?’ Glancing at himself, it suddenly dawned on the swordsman that he looked like a lordling. Definition of lordling in US English: lordling nounˈlôrdliNGˈlɔrdlɪŋ derogatory, archaic A minor lord. lordlings do not argue with the Prince of Wales Example sentencesExamples He looked at me, ‘Have you made your choice yet, lordling?’ Glancing at himself, it suddenly dawned on the swordsman that he looked like a lordling. For that matter, most of the local lordlings would have fits if the army intruded upon their private domains. They assumed the identities of barbarian lordlings, and united the Republic's enemies against them. As political authority in the West fragmented, the Gothic kings continued and extended this system, and their lordlings under them did likewise.
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