centaurdom

English

Etymology

centaur +‎ -dom

Noun

centaurdom (uncountable)

1. The world or realm of centaurs.
   • 2020, Sean Magee, In Praise of Famous Horses:

     Labelled 'the most famous and wisest of all the centaurs' by one commentator, Chiron represented the acceptable face of centaurdom.

2. The condition of being, or resembling, a centaur.
   • 2014, Gilbert Bonifas, Martine Monacelli, Southern Horrors: Northern Visions of the Mediterranean World, page 8:

     Byron, who mocked the institution of the haremlik in Don Juan, saw little to distinguish the horrors of Muslim treatment of women from those of the Christian moral centaurdom of marriage.

Anagrams

• mucronated