"demirepdom" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From demirep + -dom.",
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          "text": "April 16, 1839, Thomas Carlyle, letter to John Carlyle\nI do not see well what good I can get by meeting him much, or Lady B. and demirepdom, though I should not object to see it once, and then oftener if agreeable."
        },
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          "ref": "1907, William Henry Craig, Life of Lord Chesterfield:",
          "text": "The golden age of demirepdom in England may be said to have extended from the accession of Charles II to that of George III.",
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        "The realm or sphere of demireps."
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          "demirep"
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