Courtiers
/ˈkɔːrtɪərz/
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- (n.) Persons attending a royal court to serve or advise a monarch, often involved in legal or political counsel.
The courtiers advised the king on matters of state and law.
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"Courtiers" is the plural of "courtier," referring to individuals associated with a monarch's court, historically significant in legal-political contexts.
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