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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.)
Specif.:
Any
political
division
of the
Dominion
of
Canada,
having
a
governor,
a local
legislature,
and
representation
in the
Dominion
parliament.
Hence,
colloquially,
The
Provinces,
the
Dominion
of
Canada..
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Coquimbite
::
Coquimbite
(n.) A
mineral
consisting
principally
of
sulphate
of iron; white
copperas;
-- so
called
because
found in the
province
of
Coquimbo,
Chili..
Reconquer
::
Reconquer
(v. t.) To
conquer
again;
to
recover
by
conquest;
as, to
reconquer
a
revolted
province..
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
The
governor
of a
country
or
province
who rules in the name of the
sovereign
with regal
authority,
as the
king's
substitute;
as, the
viceroy
of
India..
Waywodeship
::
Waywodeship
(n.) The
office,
province,
or
jurisdiction
of a
waywode..
Arendator
::
Arendator
(n.) In some
provinces
of
Russia,
one who farms the rents or
revenues..
Province
::
Province
(n.) A
region
under the
supervision
or
direction
of any
special
person;
the
district
or
division
of a
country,
especially
an
ecclesiastical
division,
over which one has
jurisdiction;
as, the
province
of
Canterbury,
or that in which the
archbishop
of
Canterbury
exercises
ecclesiastical
authority..
Undertake
::
Undertake
(v. i.) To take upon one's self, or
assume,
any
business,
duty, or
province..
Proconsulary
::
Proconsulary
(a.) Under the
government
of a
proconsul;
as, a
proconsular
province..
Ethnarch
::
Ethnarch
(n.) The
governor
of a
province
or
people.
Residency
::
Residency
(n.) A
political
agency
at a
native
court in
British
India,
held by an
officer
styled
the
Resident;
also, a Dutch
commercial
colony
or
province
in the East
Indies..
Extraprovincial
::
Extraprovincial
(a.) Not
within
of
pertaining
to the same
province
or
jurisdiction.
Rectory
::
Rectory
(n.) The
province
of a
rector;
a
parish
church,
parsonage,
or
spiritual
living,
with all its
rights,
tithes,
and
glebes..
Silesia
::
Silesia
(n.) A kind of linen
cloth,
originally
made in
Silesia,
a
province
of
Prussia..
Frisian
::
Frisian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Friesland,
a
province
of the
Netherlands;
Friesic..
Legate
::
Legate
(n.) An
official
assistant
given to a
general
or to the
governor
of a
province.
Adelantado
::
Adelantado
(n.) A
governor
of a
province;
a
commander.
See
::
See (n.)
Specifically:
(a) The seat of
episcopal
power;
a
diocese;
the
jurisdiction
of a
bishop;
as, the see of New York. (b) The seat of an
archibishop;
a
province
or
jurisdiction
of an
archibishop;
as, an
archiepiscopal
see. (c) The seat,
place,
or
office
of the pope, or Roman
pontiff;
as, the papal see. (d) The pope or his court at Rome; as, to
appeal
to the see of
Rome..
Nome
::
Nome (n.) A
province
or
political
division,
as of
modern
Greece
or
ancient
Egypt;
a
nomarchy..
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..
Provincialist
::
Provincialist
(n.) One who lives in a
province;
a
provincial.
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