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peer·age / ˈpi(ə)rij/ • n. the title and rank of peer or peeress: on his retirement as cabinet secretary, he was given a peerage. ∎ (the peerage) peers as a class; those holding a hereditary or honorary title: he was elevated to the peerage two years ago. ∎ a book containing a list of peers and peeresses, with their genealogy and history.
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nobility
no·bil·i·ty / nōˈbilitē/ • n. (pl. -ties) 1. the quality of being noble in character, mind, birth, or rank. 2. (usu. the nobility) the group of people belonging to the noble class in a country, esp. those with a hereditary or honorary title: a member of the English nobility.
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Nobility
the body of persons forming the noble class of a country or state—Wilkes.
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the body of peers, 1454.
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