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Baron

usgb/ˈbærən/Volume
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Historical Title

Originally, a baron was granted land by the monarch for loyalty or service.

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The ancient baron ruled over his lands with fairness.
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British Specific

The title 'baron' is specific to British nobility and not used in American titles.

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When in London, I visited a castle owned by a baron.
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Gendered Term

A female with the equivalent rank is called a 'baroness', not a baron.

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The baroness attended the royal ceremony alongside other nobles.
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