the proper sphere or extent of your activities
"it was his province to take care of himself"
A region of the earth or of a continent; a district or country.
"The province is known for its rich history and stunning landscapes."
In plain English: A province is a large area of land within a country that has its own local government.
"Each Canadian province has its own government and laws."
Usage: Use "province" to refer to a specific administrative region within a larger nation, such as Quebec in Canada or Bavaria in Germany. Do not use it to mean an entire independent country, which should be called a state or nation instead.
A surname.
"My new neighbor, Mr. Province, is always waving at us from his front porch."
The word "province" entered English via the Norman conquest in the 12th century, replacing the earlier Old English term boldġetæl. It derives from Latin prōvincia, which originally referred to a military district assigned to a general for command and administration.