Definitions
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- noun The rank of
admiral .
Etymologies
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From admiral + -cy
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Examples
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Such caution had won him an admiralcy, but at the cost of rarely seeing sky above him.
CATALYST OF SORROWS Margaret Wander Bonanno 2004
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Such caution had won him an admiralcy, but at the cost of rarely seeing sky above him.
CATALYST OF SORROWS Margaret Wander Bonanno 2004
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That’s an important step toward that admiralcy you’ve always wanted.
The Search Diane Carey 2000
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That’s an important step toward that admiralcy you’ve always wanted.
The Search Diane Carey 2000
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That’s an important step toward that admiralcy you’ve always wanted.
The Search Diane Carey 2000
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