నోబెల్ స్టేజ్,

Noun:

అధిక, ఎలైట్ యొక్క సభ్యులు,

ennoblements's Usage Examples:

Picquigny and Viscount of Amiens d"Estienne, one of the early Franco/Jewish ennoblements in 16th-century Provence, after the family converted to Catholicism and.

generated by royal ennoblements of hitherto commoners.

The increase of number of Polish nobility by trustworthy ennoblements was proportionally minimal since the 14th century.

resolutions, including treaties of alliance, declarations of war and peace, ennoblements and increases in national debt, needed a majority of both chambers voting.

Two of its members benefitted from personal and/or hereditary ennoblements due to their functions and offices.

However, because noble lines went extinct naturally, some ennoblements were necessary.

legal ennoblements issued between the 14th and mid-18th century, is estimated at approximately 800.

1764 to 1795), almost half of the total number of Polish ennoblements was made.

However, basically all such ennoblements were annulled when King Christian VI, tired of his father"s generosity.

been allowed the extension of title and privilege from their spouses" ennoblements as those accorded to married opposite-sex spouses of ennobled persons.

a Commander of the Malta Knights Zienkowicz Standard variations from ennoblements Bajer - variation granted to Andrzej Bajer in 1678 Erbs – variation granted.

cases these were small baronies, minor lordships (signorie) or untitled ennoblements (patrizi and nobili).

(Most Swedish nobles derive their nobility no further than from ennoblements of the 17th century.

Synonyms:

promotion,

Antonyms:

demotion, abnormality,