adj
carolean
Carolean (adj) means Connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
adj
1
Connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
2
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."
— Paul Burrell, The Future (2025)
"Using the still unfamiliar term, she declared that the nation was now entering a new “Carolean age”."
— Caroline Davies, Charles to be proclaimed King at St James’s Palace on Saturday (2022)
"I have every confidence that in this new Carolean era, the United Kingdom will continue to prosper amid lasting peace and stability under Your Majesty’s leadership."
— Halimah Yacob, Letter from President Halimah Yacob to His Majesty King Charles III (2023)
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Etymology
Comes from Latin Carolus (“Charles”) with -ean added; it can also be analysed as Carol (“Charles”) plus -ean.
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What is the meaning of carolean?
"carolean" (adj) means connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him.
What is another word for carolean?
Other words for "carolean" include Caroline.
What are the different meanings of carolean?
"carolean" has 2 main meanings: 1. Connected with someone called Charles, or with a place, thing or period named after him; 2. Relating to the reign of a British king called Charles.
