Lord Protector UK
lɔrd prəˈtɛktər
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Definition of Lord Protector - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
governmentRareUKtitle for the head of state in England's InterregnumRareUK
  • Oliver Cromwell was the Lord Protector of England.
governor head of state ruler
2.
historyRareUKperson holding power as a protector in England's historyRareUK
  • Richard Cromwell served as Lord Protector after his father.
guardian protector
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Expressions with lord

good lordintj.
express surprise or shock at something unexpected
Good lord, I didn't see that coming!
lord knowsintj.
conveys exasperation or resignation
Lord knows, I've told him a thousand times.
lord overv.
to control or rule someone
The manager would often lord over the employees.
lord it overv.
act in a superior, controlling, or arrogant way towards others
He likes to lord it over his coworkers.
thank the lordv.
express relief or gratitude for a positive outcome
He thanked the lord it didn't rain during the picnic.
live like a lordv.
live in luxury and extravagance like a noble
After winning the lottery, he lived like a lord.

Expressions with protector

mattress protectorn.
removable cover protecting mattress from stains and allergens
She put a mattress protector on before making the bed.
screen protectorn.
thin film or sheet placed over a screen
I bought a screen protector for my new phone.
sheet protectorn.
plastic cover used to protect a document
She slid the contract into a sheet protector before filing it away..
chest protectorn.
padding used in sports to protect the chest
He bought a new chest protector for his hockey games.
throat protectorn.
device worn to shield the throat from injury
He wore a throat protector during the fencing match..
pocket protectorn.
flat sheath for holding pens in a pocket
He kept his pens organized with a pocket protector.
surge protectorn.
device that shields electronic equipment from voltage spikes
He plugged his computer into a surge protector during the storm..
edge protectorn.
material used to shield edges from wear or impact
We installed an edge protector on the table to prevent scratches.

Terms related to Lord Protector

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Terms with Lord Protector included in their meaning

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Oliver Cromwelln.
history
english general and leader of Parliament who became Lord Protector

Examples of Lord Protector in a sentence

  • The Lord Protector held significant power during the Interregnum.
  • Oliver Cromwell was appointed as Lord Protector in 1653.
  • The title of Lord Protector was abolished in 1659.

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  1. French:Lord Protecteur, ...
  2. German:Lordprotektor, ...
  3. Italian:Lord Protettore, ...
  4. Spanish:Lord Protector, ...
  5. Portuguese:Senhor Protetor, Lorde Protetor, ...
  6. Chinese:护国公, ...
  7. Japanese:ロード・プロテクター, ロードプロテクター, ...
  8. Arabic:لورد الحامي, اللّورْد الحامِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:לוֹרְד פְּרוֹטֶקְטוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:Лорд-протектор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Лорд-протектор, Лорд-Протектор, ...
  12. Hindi:लॉर्ड प्रोटेक्टर, ...
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