Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Marquisship

👉 A marquisship is a type of naval warship that has been designed to be more maneuverable and efficient, with features such as a large sailplane or a retractable hull. The term "marquis" comes from the French word "marquise," which means "crown." In naval terminology, marquisships are often referred to as "Cruisers" for their size and speed, but they can also be called "Sailboats" if they have a large sail

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Slang: Marquisship

In a world where words and language are the ultimate tool of persuasion and communication, we come across the term "marquisship" which is often used to refer to someone who has acquired a significant status or title, typically through inheritance or marriage. The phrase itself is derived from French and means "a noble family member" or "the person who holds an important position in society." Example sentence : "My new boss, John, just received the marquisship of my department! What a surprise!"