appanage
n . 王子的封地;王子的俸禄
王子的封地;王子的俸禄
appanage n 1 :
any customary and rightful perquisite appropriate to your station in life ; "
for thousands of years the chair was an appanage of state and dignity rather than an article of ordinary use " [
synonym : {
appanage }, {
apanage }]
2 :
a grant (
by a sovereign or a legislative body )
of resources to maintain a dependent member of a ruling family ;
"
bishoprics were received as appanages for the younger sons of great families " [
synonym : {
appanage }, {
apanage }]
Appanage \
Ap "
pa *
nage \,
n . [
F .
apanage ,
fr .
OF .
apaner to nourish ,
support ,
fr .
LL .
apanare to furnish with bread ,
to provision ;
L .
ad pains bread .]
1 .
The portion of land assigned by a sovereign prince for the subsistence of his younger sons .
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2 .
A dependency ;
a dependent territory .
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3 .
That which belongs to one by custom or right ;
a natural adjunct or accompaniment . "
Wealth . . .
the appanage of wit ." --
Swift .
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1913 Webster ]
73 Moby Thesaurus words for "
appanage ":
accession ,
accessories ,
accessory ,
accompaniment ,
addenda ,
addendum ,
additament ,
addition ,
additive ,
additory ,
additum ,
adjunct ,
adjuvant ,
annex ,
annexation ,
appanages ,
appendage ,
appendages ,
appendant ,
appointments ,
appurtenance ,
appurtenances ,
appurtenant ,
attachment ,
augment ,
augmentation ,
belongings ,
birthright ,
choses ,
choses in action ,
choses in possession ,
choses local ,
choses transitory ,
coda ,
complement ,
concomitant ,
continuation ,
corollary ,
dot ,
dower ,
dowry ,
endowment ,
extension ,
extrapolation ,
fixture ,
foundation ,
increase ,
increment ,
investment ,
jointure ,
legal jointure ,
marriage portion ,
material things ,
movables ,
offshoot ,
paraphernalia ,
pendant ,
perquisite ,
perquisites ,
personal effects ,
portion ,
prerogative ,
privilege ,
reinforcement ,
settlement ,
side effect ,
side issue ,
supplement ,
tailpiece ,
things ,
thirds ,
trappings ,
undergirding
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