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Often used in the same context:
factotums,
flatterers,
potentates,
cavalcades,
palanquins,
plenipotentiaries,
majesties,
retainers,
footmen,
servitors,
excellencies,
entourage,
ceremonials,
dignitaries,
courtiers,
viziers,
aeries,
sylphs,
hirelings,
parleying,
limousines,
coterie,
servants,
thrones,
egotists,
obsequies,
diplomatic corps,
chieftains,
maharajahs,
junketing,
mountebanks,
viceroys,
fakirs,
outriders,
hirsuteness,
soirees,
abodes,
squires,
nobles,
washerwomen,
limos,
palaces,
princes,
armies,
escorts,
loll,
anterooms,
gaggle,
pashas,
monarchs,
garbs,
adjutants,
bellboys,
gadding,
phalanx,
banquets,
tailcoats,
sycophants,
functionaries,
monsignors,
ecclesiastics,
kings,
finery,
pageboys,
praetorian guard,
mendicants,
harems,
placemen,
emissaries,
durbar,
lackeys,
plebeians,
feting,
hangers,
contingents,
demigods,
satrapies,
emperors,
charioteers,
chariots,
rajahs,
satraps,
divinities,
congeries,
butlers,
fiefs,
divans,
buddhas,
noblemen,
secretaries,
putti,
laundresses,
bedecking,
doges,
seraglio,
citadels,
snouts,
praetorian,
cherubs,
chauffeurs,
noblewomen,
demoiselle,
retinue,
cortege,
cavalcade,
fleets,
equipages,
processions,
demesnes,
equipage,
estates,
followings,
panoply,
parades,
residences,
consignments,
herds,
holdings,
pageants
Also try:
— Adjectives for retinues:
large,
armed,
numerous,
great,
own,
respective,
personal,
military,
splendid,
vast,
huge,
more...
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