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- noun Plural form of
palace .
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Examples
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Throughout this space, the ruined structures were in all respects similar to those previously described, consisting altogether of what he calls palaces and temples.
The Prehistoric World; or, Vanished races Emory Adams Allen
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"Well, I had a hankering after them myself, till I got to thinking, a while back, and I've about sized it up that one'd get fat living in palaces, and soft and lazy."
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He was also impressed by the ubiquitousness of donkeys and cinder block houses, which were referred to as "palaces."
The Morningside Post: Coming Back "Home" The Morningside Post 2011
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In Rome, on the other hand -- even in palaces -- a woman was for horsetrading and making babies.
Stacy Schiff's new biography of "Cleopatra," reviewed by Maria Arana Marie Arana 2010
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* What sports teams have done to broke-ass cities, corrupting politicians to build these idiotic sports palaces is far more of a disgrace than a few juiced ball players.
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Our masters read and write and possess many books, and it is because of that that they are our masters, and live in palaces, and do not work.
A CURIOUS FRAGMENT 2010
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He was also impressed by the ubiquitousness of donkeys and cinder block houses, which were referred to as "palaces."
The Morningside Post: Coming Back "Home" The Morningside Post 2011
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"Well, I had a hankering after them myself, till I got to thinking, a while back, and I've about sized it up that one'd get fat living in palaces, and soft and lazy."
THE SCORN OF WOMEN 2010
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What they find amongst the glistening canals and golden palaces is much darker and more dangerous than they ever imagined.
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I trust you may all have housed yours in palaces of their own or are planning to do so, oh if only it were that easy.
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