Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
noble-lord
Noun
/ˈnoʊ.bəl lɔrd/

Definition
A noble-lord refers to a person of high birth or rank in a feudal society, often possessing land and titles, and typically holding authority over a particular region.

Examples
- The noble-lord ruled over the vast estates, ensuring his subjects were well cared for.
- She captivated the crowd with tales of the great noble-lord of old.
- In the medieval kingdom, every noble-lord was expected to defend his land from invaders.

Meaning
The term signifies a lord who is distinguished by their noble status, which is generally associated with aristocracy and privilege.

Synonyms
- Lord
- Aristocrat
- Baron
- Duke
- Peer