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Definition of province
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of province is as below...
Province
(n.) A
country
or
region
dependent
on a
distant
authority;
a
portion
of an
empire
or
state,
esp. one
remote
from the
capital..
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Region
::
Region
(n.) One of the grand
districts
or
quarters
into which any space or
surface,
as of the earth or the
heavens,
is
conceived
of as
divided;
hence,
in
general,
a
portion
of space or
territory
of
indefinite
extent;
country;
province;
district;
tract..
Eparchy
::
Eparchy
(n.) A
province,
prefecture,
or
territory,
under the
jurisdiction
of an
eparch
or
governor;
esp., in
modern
Greece,
one of the
larger
subdivisions
of a
monarchy
or
province
of the
kingdom;
in
Russia,
a
diocese
or
archdiocese..
Champagne
::
Champagne
(n.) A light wine, of
several
kinds,
originally
made in the
province
of
Champagne,
in
France..
Satrap
::
Satrap
(n.) The
governor
of a
province
in
ancient
Persia;
hence,
a petty
autocrat
despot..
Moodir
::
Moodir
(n.) The
governor
of a
province
in
Egypt,
etc..
Eyalet
::
Eyalet
(n.)
Formerly,
one of the
administrative
divisions
or
provinces
of the
Ottoman
Empire;
-- now
called
a
vilayet..
Royalty
::
Royalty
(n.)
Domain;
province;
sphere.
Burgundy
::
Burgundy
(n.) An old
province
of
France
(in the
eastern
central
part).
Exarchate
::
Exarchate
(n.) The
office
or the
province
of an
exarch.
Bey
::
Bey (n.) A
governor
of a
province
or
district
in the
Turkish
dominions;
also, in some
places,
a
prince
or
nobleman;
a beg; as, the bey of
Tunis..
Proconsul
::
Proconsul
(n.) An
officer
who
discharged
the
duties
of a
consul
without
being
himself
consul;
a
governor
of, or a
military
commander
in, a
province.
He was
usually
one who had
previously
been
consul..
Propretor
::
Propretor
(n.) A
magistrate
who,
having
been
pretor
at home, was
appointed
to the
government
of a
province..
Colony
::
Colony
(n.) A
company
of
people
transplanted
from their
mother
country
to a
remote
province
or
country,
and
remaining
subject
to the
jurisdiction
of the
parent
state;
as, the
British
colonies
in
America..
Indict
::
Indict
(v. t.) To
charge
with a
crime,
in due form of law, by the
finding
or
presentment
of a grand jury; to find an
indictment
against;
as, to
indict
a man for
arson.
It is the
peculiar
province
of a grand jury to
indict,
as it is of a house of
representatives
to
impeach..
Subashdar
::
Subash
(n.) A
province;
a
government,
as of a
viceroy;
also, a
subahdar..
Lisbon
::
Lisbon
(n.) A
sweet,
light-colored
species
of wine,
produced
in the
province
of
Estremadura,
and so
called
as being
shipped
from
Lisbon,
in
Portugal..
Proconsulary
::
Proconsulary
(a.) Under the
government
of a
proconsul;
as, a
proconsular
province..
Revolt
::
Revolt
(n.) The act of
revolting;
an
uprising
against
legitimate
authority;
especially,
a
renunciation
of
allegiance
and
subjection
to a
government;
rebellion;
as, the
revolt
of a
province
of the Roman
empire..
Beglerbeg
::
Beglerbeg
(n.) The
governor
of a
province
of the
Ottoman
empire,
next in
dignity
to the grand
vizier..
Provinciality
::
Provinciality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
provincial;
peculiarity
of
language
characteristic
of a
province.
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