Examples of 'young pretender' in a sentence
Meaning of "young pretender"
The term 'young pretender' is a phrase used to describe someone, especially in historical or political contexts, who claims a right or title that is not recognized or accepted by the current authority or establishment. It often implies a challenge to the existing order or leadership. This phrase was notably used to refer to Charles Edward Stuart, the claimant to the British throne in the 18th century
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Our young pretender has triumphed.
The timetable on the transfer of our young Pretender has been moved up.
Zazzle is the young pretender rapidly coming up fast on the inside.
Both groups were contacting the Old Pretender about bringing the Young Pretender over.
Ugrin placed the young pretender under his guardianship.
Young pretender Eddon justifying the orange jersey in the lead.
The Pharaoh versus the young Pretender in a battle for the crown.
Bicskei was among those dignitaries, who welcomed the young pretender.
He 's like a young pretender to Frank Sinatra 's throne, is not he?
Was gathering stuart sympathizers Charlie, the young pretender to the throne of britain.
Now, there was a prince that was known as the Young Pretender.
Strange published a portrait of the Young Pretender at the time of the 1745 rebellion.
His poetic range covered whisky, girls and the death of the Young Pretender in 1788.
The old pretender, the young pretender.
In which the… The… The old pretender, the young pretender.
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