Talk:Peerage

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status as a noun

Peerage is a countable noun referring to one person's status as a member of the House of Lords. For example: "He was rewarded with a peerage." It is also erroneously used as a non-countable noun instead of nobility, as in (irregular) *"He was elevated to the peerage." The latter expression should be "He was elevated to the nobility," or, better "He was ennobled."

List? Or something else?

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Should this article be categorized as some type of list or SIA or something else? Sdkb ^talk 23:41, 18 November 2024 (UTC)Reply

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status as a noun

List? Or something else?