bachelordom

Meanings

• The territory or jurisdiction of a bachelor, particularly in a feudal context.

  - "The bachelor's bachelordom extended over several villages."
  - "During the medieval period, a bachelor's bachelordom was the territory he ruled over before he was knighted."

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Rhymes

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bachelordom , womansdom , goddom , judgdom , kingsdom , queensdom

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Homophones

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1. bachelordom
   

2. bachelordom
   

3. bachelor's domain
   

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Variants

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bachelor , bachelordom , bachelordoms , bachelorhood , bachelorhoods , bachelors

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Forms

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bachelordom, bachelor's domain, bachelorhood, bachelorliness, bachelorly, bachelorship

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Etymology

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The term 'bachelordom' comes from the Old French term 'bailliage', which meant 'jurisdiction' or 'territory'. The term 'bachelor' comes from the Old English term 'baccala' or 'baccalarius', which meant 'learner' or 'apprentice'. Thus, a bachelor's bachelordom refers to the territory or jurisdiction over which a bachelor holds sway.

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1. Bachelor's degree: A bachelor's degree is an undergraduate academic degree granted by colleges and universities upon completion of a course of study. The term 'bachelor' comes from the Old English term 'baccala' or 'baccalarius', which meant 'learner' or 'apprentice'. Thus, a bachelor's degree is an academic degree earned by a bachelor, or learner, who has completed a course of study under the guidance of professors or instructors.

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Culture

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In medieval Europe, a bachelor's bachelordom referred to the territory or jurisdiction that a bachelor ruled over before he was knighted. The term 'bachelordom' was also used more broadly to refer to the lifestyle or domain of a bachelor, particularly one who was unmarried and living in his own household. In literature and art, the concept of bachelordom was often portrayed as a time of freedom, adventure, and self-discovery, before the responsibilities and obligations of marriage and family life set in.

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