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lordship

/ˈlɔːrd.ʃɪp/

Traduction: Nom désignant le pouvoir, le titre ou les domaines d'un lord ; utilisé également comme forme d'adresse respectueuse envers un lord.

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/ˈlɔːrd.ʃɪp/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • frNom désignant le pouvoir, le titre ou les domaines d'un lord ; utilisé également comme forme d'adresse respectueuse envers un lord.

A noun referring to the authority, rank, or domain of a lord; also used as a formal title of address for a lord.

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  1. Authority of a lordC1formalbritish

    The power, dominion, or jurisdiction held by a lord.

    frAutorité d'un seigneur

    • The lordship over these lands was granted by the king.
    • He exercised his lordship with fairness and justice.
    • The title of lordship came with significant responsibilities.

    Synonymesauthoritycommandcontroldominionjurisdictionmasterypowerrulesovereigntysway

  2. Title of addressB2formalbritish

    A formal title used to address or refer to a lord, often in legal or ceremonial contexts.

    frTitre de noblesse ou d'adresse

    • Your Lordship, the court is now in session.
    • The document was addressed to His Lordship.
    • The judge was referred to as 'My Lordship' during the trial.

    Synonymesmilord

Formes
  • lordships plural form
  • lordships' possessive plural form
  • lordship's possessive singular form
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