retinue
IPA: rˈɛtʌnu
noun
- A group of attendants or servants, especially of someone considered important.
- A group of warriors or nobles accompanying a king or other leader; comitatus.
- (obsolete) A service relationship.
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Examples of "retinue" in Sentences
- The queen arrived at the palace with her impressive retinue of knights and ladies-in-waiting
- The famous actor was always surrounded by his loyal retinue of personal assistants and bodyguards
- The CEO's retinue of top executives followed him into the important board meeting
- The wealthy heiress traveled with a retinue of stylists, photographers, and publicists wherever she went
- As a diplomat, he was accustomed to being accompanied by a large retinue of security personnel and assistants wherever he went
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