baronets Synonyms

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a man holding a rank of honor below a baron but above a knight, the holder of a rank of honor below a baron and above a knight

Sir William, the baronet of Essex, inherited vast lands and a grand estate.
The baronetcy, a hereditary title, was bestowed upon the family for their distinguished service to the Crown.
The baronets' coat of arms, proudly displayed, signified their noble ancestry.
The baronet and his lady hosted a lavish banquet, attracting the finest society of the time.
The young baronet, keen to uphold his family's reputation, embarked on a perilous expedition.
The baronetcy's motto, "Honor et Virtus," became a guiding principle for its generations of titleholders.
The title of baronet was often granted to wealthy merchants and industrialists in recognition of their contributions.
The baronet's castle, perched atop a rolling hill, was a symbol of his power and wealth.
The baronet and his family were held in high esteem by the local community.
The baronet, a devout patron of the arts, supported talented musicians and artists.

a man holding a rank of honor below a baron but above a knight, the holder of a rank of honor below a baron and above a knight

marquesses, princes,earls, seigneurs, marquises, esquires, marquis, princelings, hidalgos, barons

peasants, cotters, fellahin, commoners, boors, peones, peons, plebeians, fellaheen, churls

Sir William, the baronet of Essex, inherited vast lands and a grand estate.

The baronetcy, a hereditary title, was bestowed upon the family for their distinguished service to the Crown.

The baronets' coat of arms, proudly displayed, signified their noble ancestry.

The baronet and his lady hosted a lavish banquet, attracting the finest society of the time.