lordship English

Meaning lordship meaning

What does lordship mean?

lordship

— noun the authority of a lord

Lordship

— noun a title used to address any British peer except a duke and extended to a bishop or a judge Your Lordship His Lordship

Synonyms lordship synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as lordship?

lordship English » English

sovereignty

supremacy

reign

ownership

kingship

dominion

upper class

sir

serenity

rulership

rule

proprietorship

power

peerage

nobility

monseigneur

mastery

mastership

lords

lordliness

ladyship

husband

grace

gentleman

fee

dear employer

chieftaincy

authority

ascendancy

aristocracy

Sir

Lordship English » English

Ladyship

Examples lordship examples

How do I use lordship in a sentence?

Simple sentences

If it would please your lordship, I have brought with me some of the loveliest treasures from around the world.

Movie subtitles

Should I call his Lordship and announce him, my Lady.

No, Madame, his Lordship is not back yet.

I will be available to your lordship, day and night, in order to help you have your kingdom back.

Is your Lordship looking for something?

What do I do with all this? Whatever pleases your lordship.

Only Dea is requested by your lordship.

I hope that Your Lordship slept well.

Are Ursus and Dea comfortable? Oh, your lordship did not know? They returned last night.

Nothing but rotten biscuits and pork. And his bloody lordship on your back morning, noon and night.

All is ready, your lordship, the weather is magnificent.

Your lordship is still lively.

I beg leave to remind your lordship that it's the third today.

I'll do my best to earn your confidence in me, your lordship.

Your lordship.

Did you see His Lordship?

This way, Your Lordship.

That is soon remedied. a fine young man like Your Lordship.

I can find Your Lordship some good company if you are in the mood.

At what hour will Your Lordship get up?

I am beholden to Your Lordship.

Thank you, Your Lordship.

We will, Your Lordship.

Yes, Your Lordship.

Take the stand and face His Lordship.

May it please Your Lordship, but there's a deal more to be said!

Your Lordship notices the reluctant way in which the witness answers questions.

Your lordship, I'd rather divorce.

What did his lordship decide?

Very good, your lordship.

Yes, your lordship.

Marceau, your lordship.

Is his lordship serious?

His lordship understands me.

His lordship's kind.

His lordship wants to hire me?

Being in your lordship's service now, I can't refuse.

Over here, your lordship.

Thanks, your lordship.

His lordship must have told you.