Hanoverian
- noun
- Queen Victoria was the last Hanoverian to occupy the British throne.
Examples
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Queen Victoria was a prominent Hanoverian monarch.
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Many historians debate how the Hanoverian monarchs influenced British politics and society.
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The Hanoverians came to power after the death of Queen Anne in 1714.
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The Hanoverians played a crucial role in British history.
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Queen Victoria was the last of the Hanoverians, marking the end of an era for the British monarchy.
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The Hanoverians played a significant role in shaping the modern British royal family.
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Many historians study the Hanoverians to understand the political landscape of Britain during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Synonyms
A member of a king's or queen's family, such as a prince
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Etymology
Hanoverian comes from the place Hanover and the ending -ian meaning 'from' or 'belonging to'. So a Hanoverian especially names a member of the British royal family from the House of Hanover, the kings and queens who ruled Britain from 1714 to 1901.