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duke

/dʒuːk/noun1 syllable

Duke means: a British peer of the highest rank.

Synonyms for duke1

also used for duke

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What does duke mean?2

noun

1

a British peer of the highest rank

2

a nobleman (in various countries) of high rank

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with duke?5

one syllable

lukenukepukefluke

two syllables

rebuke
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Duke in a sentence

  • The duke swore loyalty to his liege, but betrayed her at the first chance.Sanaseppo
  • This only increased his desire to be revenged on the murderous duke.unknown
  • It was a well-educated duke who was gossiping about her.Miktsoanit
  • The duke raised his glass in a toast to the queen.Igider
  • The duke extended his hand for the dance.Igider
  • The duke’s toast was met with cheers from the court.Igider
  • The Duke rose and kissed his wife lovingly.Hybrid
  • The Duke was fatally wounded in the assault.Hybrid

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Forms of duke

as a noun

plural
dukes