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baron

Pronunciation: [ˈbɛrən]

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Learn how to use baron in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “titles of nobility”

(noun) a baron is a person who holds a low rank of nobility. This title is often used in places like Europe. Barons usually own land or estates and might have some responsibilities in the society.

Example

The baron hosted a grand feast at his castle to celebrate.

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He was not a baron; he was just a simple farmer.

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What kind of responsibilities does a baron have in their region?

Context: “business and commerce”

(noun) in certain contexts, a baron can refer to someone who is very powerful or wealthy in a specific industry, like a media baron or a drug baron. These people often control large businesses.

Example

The media baron owns several popular newspapers and television stations.

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He's not a baron in the business world; he struggles to make ends meet.

Example

Who is considered the biggest baron in the tech industry?

How to pronounce baron

Pronunciation: [ˈbɛrən]

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