viscounts Synonyms
viscounts Meaning
viscounts
a member of the peerage in Great Britain ranking below an earl and above a baron, a British nobleman ranking below an earl and above a baron
viscounts Sentence Examples
- The viscounts held a grand ball at their opulent estate.
- The young viscount inherited a vast fortune and a title that had been passed down for centuries.
- The viscountess was known for her impeccable fashion and gracious demeanor.
- The viscounts formed an alliance with a neighboring kingdom to secure their borders.
- The viscount's loyal knights stood by his side, ready to defend him against all threats.
- The viscounts' vast lands stretched for miles, encompassing verdant meadows and towering mountains.
- The viscount was a skilled statesman who eloquently represented his people in parliament.
- The viscounts' philanthropy extended to hospitals, schools, and orphanages.
- The viscount and viscountess were beloved by their subjects for their kindness and generosity.
- The viscounts' legacy would endure for generations to come, etched in the pages of history and the memories of their people.
FAQs About the word viscounts
a member of the peerage in Great Britain ranking below an earl and above a baron, a British nobleman ranking below an earl and above a baron
esquires, princes, marquises,earls, seigneurs, princelings, marquesses, margraves, baronets, marquis
boors,peasants, commoners, churls, cotters, peons, fellaheen, plebeians, cottars,plebs
The viscounts held a grand ball at their opulent estate.
The young viscount inherited a vast fortune and a title that had been passed down for centuries.
The viscountess was known for her impeccable fashion and gracious demeanor.
The viscounts formed an alliance with a neighboring kingdom to secure their borders.
