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baronetcy

/ˈbær.ən.ɪt.si/

Traduction: Nom désignant le rang, la dignité ou la position d'un baronnet ou d'une baronne, ou le titre associé à cette fonction.

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noun

/ˈbær.ən.ɪt.si/C2formalbritish
  • frNom désignant le rang, la dignité ou la position d'un baronnet ou d'une baronne, ou le titre associé à cette fonction.

A noun referring to the rank, dignity, or position of a baronet or baroness, or the title associated with a baron.

  1. Rank or Dignity of a BaronetC2formalbritish

    The rank, dignity, or position held by a baronet or baroness, which is a hereditary title in the British honours system.

    frDignité de baronnet

    • He inherited the baronetcy from his father.
    • The baronetcy was created in the 17th century.
    • She was proud of her family's baronetcy.
  2. Title of a BaronC2formalbritish

    The title associated with a baron, a member of the lowest rank of the British peerage.

    frTitre de baron

    • The baronetcy was granted to him by the king.
    • He was elevated to a baronetcy for his services.
    • The baronetcy is a hereditary title.
Formes
  • baronetcies plural form
  • baronetcies' possessive plural form
  • baronetcy's possessive singular form