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peeress

[peer-is] / ˈpɪər ɪs /
NOUN
baroness
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However, on her appointment as minister for Europe, she became a peeress in her own right.

From BBC Dec. 3, 2023

Which explains how the Mayfair peeress who asked me for cocktails one day has a villa packed with Vieux Paris silver-plate and Louis XVI armchairs covered in needlepoint scenes from La Fontaine’s “Fables.”

From New York Times May 20, 2011

Last week this indomitable peeress, who heads today the British Women's Voluntary Services for Civil Defense, announced at Preston in Lancashire an idea as practical as the dictaphone.

From Time Magazine Archive

Missing was old Mrs. Vanderbilt, Society's long-time peeress, and Otto Hermann Kahn, for years the Metropolitan's best friend.

From Time Magazine Archive

Well," replied our peeress, "this I can say: that the duchess never told me a syllable of the matter; and I believe her Grace would keep nothing a secret from me.

From Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, Vol. 16 by Various




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