Antonyms for gerent

Grammar : Noun

Spell : jeer-uh nt

Phonetic Transcription : ˈdʒɪər ənt

Definition of gerent

As in ruler : noun historically, person who ruled an area
As in king : noun ruler

Example sentences :

It would be hard to see him at all in the coming days, for not often was Gerent here.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

Leave me to see to him when we get to Watchet, for it is in my mind that Gerent will want him.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

Gerent had done so, saying that I should be back there, but even that did not stir me now.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

After that Gerent loaded him with presents, and so let him go well pleased.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

But Gerent escaped, though it was said that it was sorely against his will.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

Prince, if you do go back to Gerent you will be his right hand, as they say.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

However, Gerent and we had our way, and so we thought to hear no more of the matter.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

And Gerent took it without a word or so much as a glance at the bearer from under his heavy brows, and opened it.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

Then came a man in haste from out of the gateway where we stood yet, and he bore a last gift from Gerent to me.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

They opened one of these, and in it they stowed my sword and helm and the great gold ring that Gerent gave me.
Extract from : « A Prince of Cornwall » by Charles W. Whistler

Synonyms for gerent

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