baronage Antonyms
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Meaning of baronage
Wordnet
baronage (n)
the peers of a kingdom considered as a group
Webster
baronage (n.)
The whole body of barons or peers.
The dignity or rank of a baron.
The land which gives title to a baron.
baronage Sentence Examples
- The baronage of the realm gathered in the grand hall to discuss matters of state.
- The Norman invasion saw the establishment of a new baronage in England.
- The feudal system was based on the relationship between a lord and his baronage.
- The barons of the High Middle Ages wielded considerable power and influence.
- The Magna Carta was forced upon King John by a coalition of powerful barons.
- During the English Civil War, the baronage was divided between the Royalists and the Parliamentarians.
- The baronage of the Restoration period was dominated by the Stuart monarchy.
- The French Revolution witnessed the abolition of the baronage and the seizure of their lands.
- The modern British peerage is the successor to the medieval baronage.
- The baronage continues to play a ceremonial role in the British constitutional monarchy.
FAQs About the word baronage
the peers of a kingdom considered as a groupThe whole body of barons or peers., The dignity or rank of a baron., The land which gives title to a baron.
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The baronage of the realm gathered in the grand hall to discuss matters of state.
The Norman invasion saw the establishment of a new baronage in England.
The feudal system was based on the relationship between a lord and his baronage.
The barons of the High Middle Ages wielded considerable power and influence.
