Confederacy in Irish
Confederacy in Irish is an Chónaidhm — Confederacy means an alliance or union of groups, states, or people joined for a common purpose.
Confederacy in Irish
an Chónaidhm
(historical) The Confederate States of America, the collection of American states that seceded from the United States in 1860–61, and fought against the Union in the American Civil War.
What does "Confederacy" mean?
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noun An alliance or union of groups, states, or people joined for a common purpose.
"The tribes formed a confederacy to defend their shared territory."
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Confederacy in a sentence
- The tribes formed a confederacy to defend their shared territory.
- Historians study how the confederacy balanced power among its member states.
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What is "Confederacy" in Irish?
"Confederacy" in Irish is an Chónaidhm. Confederacy means: An alliance or union of groups, states, or people joined for a common purpose.
How do you use "Confederacy" in a sentence?
Example: "The tribes formed a confederacy to defend their shared territory." In Irish, "Confederacy" is an Chónaidhm.
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