Knights and Peers

Knights

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Peers and knights are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Peers" instead a noun "Knights".

Peers

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Knights and peers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Knights" instead a noun "Peers".

Both words in one sentence

  • The late Margaret Thatcher, for instance, created what seems to be a developing norm for life peeresses to use "Baroness", to stress that they hold a title in their own right and are not simply the wives of peers or knights.
  • C or B-mages might form the Redshirt Army, but like knights there are elites who stand head-and-shoulders above their "commoner" peers.
  • The wives of male peers, knights, and baronets are always "Lady Title-name", not and never "Lady Firstname Title-Name".
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