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baroness

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈbɛrənəs/ · UK /ˈbærənəs/

baroness means: A woman who holds the title of baron herself.

noun

FEMALE BARONC1

A woman who holds the title of baron herself.

  • She was appointed a baroness.
  • The baroness inherited the title from her father.
  • Several baronesses took part in the debate.

Common phrases: hereditary baroness, become a baroness, the baroness

BARON’S WIFEC1

A woman whose husband has the title of baron.

  • The baroness arrived with her husband.
  • She became a baroness when she married him.
  • The baron and baroness welcomed their guests.

Common phrases: the baroness, young baroness

Questions about baroness

What does baroness mean?

A woman who holds the title of baron herself.

What is baroness in other languages?

Türkçe: barones · Español: baronesa · Français: baronne · Deutsch: Baronin · Italiano: baronessa · 日本語: 女男爵

How do you pronounce baroness?

In American English /ˈbɛrənəs/; in British English /ˈbærənəs/.

How do you use baroness in a sentence?

She was appointed a baroness. The baroness inherited the title from her father.

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