Barons and Princes

Barons

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Princes and barons are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Princes" instead a noun "Barons".

Princes

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Barons and princes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Barons" instead a noun "Princes".

Both words in one sentence

  • Rich Suitor, Poor Suitor The Merchant of Venice: Almost all of Portia's suitors are rich (princes, dukes, barons, etc), and Bassanio, a "poor...gentlemen" is the exception.
  • She spent her days as a courtesan in the palaces of Europe, romancing princes, dukes, barons, and a few kings.
  • Useful Notes / Louis XIV In theory, in a feudal government, when the king says, "Go do this," everyone has to obey, but in practice the other knights, barons, viscounts, counts, barons, dukes and princes have some leeway to hem, haw and etc.
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