Carolean in Danish
Carolean in Danish is karoliner — Carolean means connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
Carolean in Danish
karoliner
(historical) A soldier (or war veteran) of the Swedish kings Charles XI and Charles XII.
What does "Carolean" mean?
- adj Connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
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adj Relating to the reign of a British king called Charles.
"The Carolean court and all that King Charles III holds dear will change significantly in the reign of King William V and Queen Catherine. William will have to be a very different monarch."
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Carolean in a sentence
- The Carolean court and all that King Charles III holds dear will change significantly in the reign of King William V and Queen Catherine. William will have to be a very different monarch.
- Using the still unfamiliar term, she declared that the nation was now entering a new “Carolean age”.
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What is "Carolean" in Danish?
"Carolean" in Danish is karoliner. Carolean means: Connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
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