Get to know Courtiers better with 10+ real example sentences, the meaning.
Courtiers meaning
plural of courtier
Using Courtiers
- The main meaning on this page is: plural of courtier
- In the example corpus, courtiers often appears in combinations such as: his courtiers, courtiers and, her courtiers.
Context around Courtiers
- Average sentence length in these examples: 22.8 words
- Position in the sentence: 5 start, 10 middle, 5 end
- Sentence types: 19 statements, 1 questions, 0 exclamations
Corpus analysis for Courtiers
- In this selection, "courtiers" usually appears in the middle of the sentence. The average example has 22.8 words, and this corpus slice is mostly made up of statements.
- Around the word, important, royal, morton, flinch, realizing and knew stand out and add context to how "courtiers" is used.
- Recognizable usage signals include and her courtiers could cost and and important courtiers in battle. That gives this page its own corpus information beyond isolated example sentences.
- By corpus frequency, "courtiers" sits close to words such as adamson, adapts and agitating, which helps place it inside the broader word index.
Example types with courtiers
The same corpus examples are grouped by length and sentence type, making it easier to see the contexts in which the word appears:
The usual horizontal harmony of courtiers is missing. (8 words)
Trump and his sycophantic courtiers couldn’t pass Pandemic 101. (10 words)
Courtiers would wear or hold these crests at enthronements, legal proceedings, funerals. (12 words)
In the runup to the We’ll Meet Again speech, her finest hour according to Morton, courtiers knew it was a question of “when, not if” the Queen would address the nation. (32 words)
However, the royal courtiers, realizing that Pratap, not Jagmal, was the rightful inheritor of the Mewar throne, physically removed Jagmal from the throne and asked Pratap to take his rightful place. (31 words)
The courtiers, the townspeople and the Emperor himself all keep up the pretense that the magnificent clothing exists, out of fear, Anderson writes, of appearing unfit for their positions or incompetent. (31 words)
Besides, who wants to entertain royal guests and courtiers in a place that smelled like a soggy alehouse? (18 words)
Example sentences (20)
Besides, who wants to entertain royal guests and courtiers in a place that smelled like a soggy alehouse?
One of the most frustrating occurrences, particularly for newer players, is losing heirs and important courtiers in battle.
And although his legacy remains controversial, Bolland was still one of the most important courtiers in the history of the Royal Family.
The entire cast goes all out to impress, showcasing a wealth of talent culminating in the final act which incorporates characters from courtiers to fairytale favourites.
The usual horizontal harmony of courtiers is missing.
When they do, courtiers flinch almost imperceptibly and change the subject or, if that's not possible, refer to them obliquely as 'persons who live overseas'.
Harry and Meghan believed ‘few inside the palace were looking out for their interests’ and felt that most courtiers could not be trusted with their sensitive information.
However, the royal courtiers, realizing that Pratap, not Jagmal, was the rightful inheritor of the Mewar throne, physically removed Jagmal from the throne and asked Pratap to take his rightful place.
In the runup to the We’ll Meet Again speech, her finest hour according to Morton, courtiers knew it was a question of “when, not if” the Queen would address the nation.
On the second day Wednesday, Maharaj Kansa visited the town along with his minister, general and other courtiers on elephants, camels and horses.
The courtiers, the townspeople and the Emperor himself all keep up the pretense that the magnificent clothing exists, out of fear, Anderson writes, of appearing unfit for their positions or incompetent.
Trump and his sycophantic courtiers couldn’t pass Pandemic 101.
And she’s not wrong: Each day of entertaining Elizabeth I and her courtiers could cost as much as half a million pounds in today’s money (or $609,000).
In 2016 he celebrated Hanukkah with orthodox Jews from New York, his courtiers singing and dancing.
Courtiers would wear or hold these crests at enthronements, legal proceedings, funerals.
Elephant trumpeted, lions roared hunters, courtesans, courtiers, kings, queens and crones were frozen in the zest of everyday life.
The 15-year-old Nero (AD 54-68) began his reign amid predictions of a new Golden Age for Rome, but fawning courtiers encouraged his despotic tendencies.
The king himself fulminated on topics from gun control to trade tariffs, leaving courtiers scrambling to offer reassurances about his state of mind.
According to the chroniclers, the Abbasid caliph al-Mansur once asked his courtiers who deserved the exalted title of "Falcon of the Quraysh " (Saqr Quraish, foremost of the Prophet's tribe).
A large number of courtiers, artisans, priests, and members of the royal family moved east to the island of Bali at the end of Majapahit power.
Common combinations with courtiers
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- his courtiers 9×
- courtiers and 7×
- her courtiers 6×
- of courtiers 5×
- and courtiers 4×
- courtiers in 4×
- the courtiers 4×
- courtiers of 3×
- courtiers were 3×
- important courtiers 2×