baronetcy (Meaning)
Wordnet
baronetcy (n)
the rank or dignity or position of a baronet or baroness
the title of a baron
Webster
baronetcy (n.)
The rank or patent of a baronet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of baronetcy
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baronetcy Sentence Examples
- The baronetcy of Smithsonia was created for the distinguished inventor, Sir George Smithson.
- The Williamson baronetcy was passed down through multiple generations until its extinction in the 19th century.
- The creation of a new baronetcy requires the approval of the Sovereign.
- The privileges and status associated with a baronetcy are hereditary.
- The holder of a baronetcy is known as a baronet or baronetess.
- The bestowal of a baronetcy often recognizes outstanding service to the nation or society.
- The history of baronetcies in the United Kingdom dates back several centuries.
- The baronetcy of Maxwell was granted to the inventor of the electromagnetic theory, James Clerk Maxwell.
- The holder of a baronetcy is entitled to use the title "Sir" or "Dame" before their name.
- The creation or continuation of baronetcies is a matter of discretion for the Crown.
FAQs About the word baronetcy
the rank or dignity or position of a baronet or baroness, the title of a baronThe rank or patent of a baronet.
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The baronetcy of Smithsonia was created for the distinguished inventor, Sir George Smithson.
The Williamson baronetcy was passed down through multiple generations until its extinction in the 19th century.
The creation of a new baronetcy requires the approval of the Sovereign.
The privileges and status associated with a baronetcy are hereditary.
