Earls and Lords

Earls

Definitions of Earls not found.

Lords and earls are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lords" instead a noun "Earls".

Lords

Definitions of Earls not found.

Earls and lords are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Earls" instead a noun "Lords".

Both words in one sentence

  • You can seriously fill a book with all the mad royals, lords, dukes, earls, and barons that seem(ed) to flourish in the English countryside and their colonies.
  • You can seriously fill a book with all the mad royals, dukes, lords, earls, military officers, comedians, actors,... who were born in the UK and still have room enough for a second volume.
  • Blue Blood Dukes, marquesses, viscounts, earls, Scots Lords of Parliament, barons, Scots lairds, Senators of the College of Justice, baronets, knights, courtesy titles – including a Scots "Master"; post-nominals everywhere; even a Nawab.
    Source: Blue Blood
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