Lords
Westminster and lords are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Westminster" instead a noun "Lords".
Westminster
Westminster noun - A borough of Greater London on the Thames; contains Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.
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- They gave the dozen or so 'Law Lords' of the High Court new titles and a new building, as well as booting them out of the House of Lords at the Westminster Parliament.
Source: Film / The Castle -
Edward's Chair—the throne on which the monarch is crowned in Westminster Abbey—but also the throne in the House of Lords from which she/he delivers the annual Speech from the Throne at the State Opening of Parliament.
Source: Requisite Royal Regalia - As we mentioned earlier, members of these peerages were not generally entitled to sit in the Lords at Westminster, and instead elected a small number (16 for Scotland, 28 for Ireland) of "Representative Peers".
Source: Useful Notes / Knight Fever
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