adj.
- Of or relating to a baron or barony.
- Suited for or befitting a baron; stately and grand: a baronial mansion.
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baronial
American Heritage Dictionary:
ba·ro·ni·al |
adj.
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 | –ial (suffix) |
| baroness |
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