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Meanings of earl in English
Usage of earl in English
1
The earl had very little sense of gravity in any given situation.
2
The earl occupies the higher position of the two in the peerage.
3
The next day the earl entered the city of Valencia in triumph.
4
He wouldn't be able to keep the earl in England much longer.
5
The earl of Arundel first introduced the general practice of brick buildings.
6
Theo nodded after a moment and the earl said, Very well, Jaaved.
7
The professor smiled broadly but left it to the earl to answer.
8
The earl who promoted the Jacobite rising in 1715 was born here.
9
Rupert was completely astounded at this address; and the earl said, laughing:
10
The earl begged of the king some time to consider the matter.
11
The earl was lifted into the boat by two of the attendants.
12
At the room in which Donal first saw the earl, she stopped.
13
Later in the day, the earl got news of the bondes' army.
14
As the earl said this, Professor Lyall wandered into the dining room.
15
Svein Hakonson got the title of earl from Olaf the Swedish king.
16
Then the king and the earl parted, not just the best friends.
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Earl through the time
Earl across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common