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Definition of baronial - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
architectureRare large and impressive in appearanceRare
- The baronial hall featured high ceilings and grand chandeliers.
2.
nobilityRare relating to a baron or baronsRare
- The baronial estate was vast and well-maintained.
Origin of baronial
Old French, baron (nobleman) + -ial (pertaining to)
Terms with baronial included in their meaning
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title holder
woman holding a baronial title
Examples of baronial in a sentence
They hosted the event in a baronial mansion. The baronial title was passed down for generations. They lived in a baronial mansion with antique furniture.
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- French:seigneurial, noble, ...
- German:herrschaftlich, adelig, ...
- Italian:imponente, baronale, ...
- Spanish:señorial, nobiliario, ...
- Portuguese:senhorial, nobre, ...
- Chinese:宏伟的, 男爵的, ...
- Japanese:壮大な, 男爵の, ...
- Arabic:فَخْم, باروني, ...
- Hebrew:מְפָאוּר, בָּרוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:баронский, ...
- Ukrainian:баронський, ...
- Hindi:महलनुमा, बारन संबंधी, ...
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