Pronunciation: /ˈlɔːrdʃɪp/
noun the position or authority of a lord
A1 His lordship asked for a cup of tea.
A2 She addressed him with great respect, referring to his lordship.
B1 The villagers respected his lordship and followed his orders.
B2 The lordship of the manor was known for his generosity towards the local community.
C1 The lordship of the castle held great power and influence over the surrounding lands.
C2 The council sought the approval of his lordship before making any major decisions.
formal His Lordship requests your presence at the royal banquet.
informal I heard His Lordship is throwing a big party this weekend.
slang Yo, did you see His Lordship's new ride? It's sick!
figurative In the world of finance, his lordship over the market is unmatched.
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