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  • noun Plural form of knighthood.

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Examples

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labour Party donations.

    NPR Topics: News 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labor Party donations.

    The St. Petersburg Times 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labour Party donations.

    chron.com Chronicle 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labour Party donations.

    unknown title 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labor Party donations.

    The St. Petersburg Times 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labour Party donations.

    unknown title 2009

  • Yates has been involved in several prominent cases, including an investigation into whether honors such as knighthoods and seats in Britain's House of Lords were being given in exchange for Labour Party donations.

    Philly.com - Latest Videos 2009

  • The Nobel prize, and now honorary knighthoods, awarded to Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov reaffirm the old adage that the simplest ideas are the best.

    In praise of … graphene | Editorial 2012

  • It is far more difficult to see the reasoning behind the award of an unprecedented third of knighthoods to bankers and businessmen, including Paul Ruddock, a hedge fund manager and Tory donor who profited from the collapse of Northern Rock.

    New Year's honours: Today's knighthoods speak volumes about our society | Observer editorial 2012

  • But he also portrayed himself as an outsider in Britain, an Australian with little desire for the trappings of the U.K. establishment, like knighthoods.

    News Corp. Caves as Support Fades Dana Cimilluca 2011

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