baroness in Greek
baroness in Greek is βαρόνη — baroness means a woman married to a baron.
baroness in Greek
βαρόνη
Pronounced: varoni
A woman holding a baronial title in her own right; a female ruler of a barony.
What does "baroness" mean?
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noun A woman married to a baron.
"As a baroness, she was invited to sit in the House of Lords with her husband."
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noun A woman who holds a baronial title in her own right.
"She was made a baroness for her decades of public service."
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baroness in a sentence
- As a baroness, she was invited to sit in the House of Lords with her husband.
- The baroness hosted a charity ball at the family estate.
- She was made a baroness for her decades of public service.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "baroness" in Greek?
"baroness" in Greek is βαρόνη. baroness means: A woman married to a baron.
How do you pronounce βαρόνη?
"baroness" in Greek is βαρόνη, pronounced "varoni".
How do you use "baroness" in a sentence?
Example: "As a baroness, she was invited to sit in the House of Lords with her husband." In Greek, "baroness" is βαρόνη.
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