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Meanings of baron in English
1961 Utility aircraft family by Beechcraft.
Related terms
A very wealthy or powerful businessman.
Usage of baron in English
1
But he knew the truth now: his friend-the baron, ha!-had been right.
2
The baron may think it worthwhile to make an example of you.
3
In the mean time, the misfortunes of the baron ran their course.
4
The baron was standing in the middle of the room, highly excited.
5
The baron would have embraced his brother; but the gloomy ascetic forbade.
6
The duke and the baron shook hands and parted on the sidewalk.
7
He had been in the country to which the baron had emigrated.
8
The baron and I then placed the picture in the prince's room.
9
In this system of government, the baron was the most essential feature.
10
The material employed by the baron was lighter and better than paper.
11
The baron had made the promise and must be held to account.
12
The imbecile baron then got out; his shoulder was out of joint.
13
The baron extended his hand, and in a voice trembling with emotion:
14
Feudalism ignored trade, but the baron found his rival in the merchant-prince.
15
The baron had just fallen in La Vendee, fighting for the Crown.
16
One of them was held at the home of an absent baron.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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