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seigneur

[seen-yur, seyn-, se-nyœr] / sinˈyɜr, seɪn-, sɛˈnyœr /


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A petition from women demanding that the United States introduce droit de seigneur.

From Washington Post

His method: Persuade executives to appease him personally and allow him to take credit for their job creation, in a kind of modern economic version of droit de seigneur.

From Washington Post

But the way the campaign played out, with the release of the tape, it was almost as if people were talking about droit du seigneur all over again.

From New York Times

He and I started back across the fields, preceding the others like two seigneurs.

From Literature

The word derives from the French seigneur, which means “lord.”

From Forbes