Definition of Yorkist in English:

Yorkist

noun ˈjɔːkɪstˈjɔrkəst

historical

An adherent or a supporter of the House of York, especially in the Wars of the Roses.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Yorkists and Lancastrians exchange a violent parley.
- Only then did she fully take over the reins of government in her husband's name to set out to destroy the Yorkists.
- The Yorkists defeated the Lancastrians at the Battle of Barnet, in the War of the Roses.
- As I am neither a Yorkist nor a Cornishman, I will not send a copy of your report to Tintagel Town Council and risk starting a civil war.
- The Yorkists have a reputation for impulsiveness and ruthlessness.

adjective ˈjɔːkɪstˈjɔrkəst

historical

Relating to the House of York.
the town rallied itself to the Yorkist cause
Example sentencesExamples
- We've been shadow boxing with our own version of a Lancastrian and Yorkist rivalry.
- By marrying Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV, Henry VII then proffered the essential palliative to those Yorkist defectors who had joined him against Richard in the first place.
- A Yorkist regime was set up and York was appointed Lord Protector when the King fell ill.
- The first challenge from Yorkist irreconcilables came as soon as April 1486, was headed by Lord Lovel and the Hastings brothers, and was put down without difficulty.
- Edward banishes Queen Margaret to France, and announces Yorkist celebrations.

Definition of Yorkist in US English:

Yorkist

nounˈyôrkəstˈjɔrkəst

historical

An adherent or a supporter of the House of York, especially in the Wars of the Roses.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Yorkists have a reputation for impulsiveness and ruthlessness.
- The Yorkists and Lancastrians exchange a violent parley.
- Only then did she fully take over the reins of government in her husband's name to set out to destroy the Yorkists.
- The Yorkists defeated the Lancastrians at the Battle of Barnet, in the War of the Roses.
- As I am neither a Yorkist nor a Cornishman, I will not send a copy of your report to Tintagel Town Council and risk starting a civil war.

adjectiveˈyôrkəstˈjɔrkəst

historical

Relating to the House of York.
the town rallied itself to the Yorkist cause
Example sentencesExamples
- By marrying Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV, Henry VII then proffered the essential palliative to those Yorkist defectors who had joined him against Richard in the first place.
- The first challenge from Yorkist irreconcilables came as soon as April 1486, was headed by Lord Lovel and the Hastings brothers, and was put down without difficulty.
- We've been shadow boxing with our own version of a Lancastrian and Yorkist rivalry.
- A Yorkist regime was set up and York was appointed Lord Protector when the King fell ill.
- Edward banishes Queen Margaret to France, and announces Yorkist celebrations.

单词	Yorkist
释义	Definition of Yorkist in English: Yorkist noun ˈjɔːkɪstˈjɔrkəst historical An adherent or a supporter of the House of York, especially in the Wars of the Roses. Example sentencesExamples The Yorkists and Lancastrians exchange a violent parley. Only then did she fully take over the reins of government in her husband's name to set out to destroy the Yorkists. The Yorkists defeated the Lancastrians at the Battle of Barnet, in the War of the Roses. As I am neither a Yorkist nor a Cornishman, I will not send a copy of your report to Tintagel Town Council and risk starting a civil war. The Yorkists have a reputation for impulsiveness and ruthlessness. adjective ˈjɔːkɪstˈjɔrkəst historical Relating to the House of York. the town rallied itself to the Yorkist cause Example sentencesExamples We've been shadow boxing with our own version of a Lancastrian and Yorkist rivalry. By marrying Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV, Henry VII then proffered the essential palliative to those Yorkist defectors who had joined him against Richard in the first place. A Yorkist regime was set up and York was appointed Lord Protector when the King fell ill. The first challenge from Yorkist irreconcilables came as soon as April 1486, was headed by Lord Lovel and the Hastings brothers, and was put down without difficulty. Edward banishes Queen Margaret to France, and announces Yorkist celebrations. Definition of Yorkist in US English: Yorkist nounˈyôrkəstˈjɔrkəst historical An adherent or a supporter of the House of York, especially in the Wars of the Roses. Example sentencesExamples The Yorkists have a reputation for impulsiveness and ruthlessness. The Yorkists and Lancastrians exchange a violent parley. Only then did she fully take over the reins of government in her husband's name to set out to destroy the Yorkists. The Yorkists defeated the Lancastrians at the Battle of Barnet, in the War of the Roses. As I am neither a Yorkist nor a Cornishman, I will not send a copy of your report to Tintagel Town Council and risk starting a civil war. adjectiveˈyôrkəstˈjɔrkəst historical Relating to the House of York. the town rallied itself to the Yorkist cause Example sentencesExamples By marrying Elizabeth of York, daughter of Edward IV, Henry VII then proffered the essential palliative to those Yorkist defectors who had joined him against Richard in the first place. The first challenge from Yorkist irreconcilables came as soon as April 1486, was headed by Lord Lovel and the Hastings brothers, and was put down without difficulty. We've been shadow boxing with our own version of a Lancastrian and Yorkist rivalry. A Yorkist regime was set up and York was appointed Lord Protector when the King fell ill. Edward banishes Queen Margaret to France, and announces Yorkist celebrations.
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