knighthood
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definition
noun
he received a knighthood
the title, rank, or status of a knight.
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In 1999 his charity work gained him a 'knighthood' to add to his life peerage from Margaret Thatcher.
At the age of 69, Scotland's most famous son has finally received a 'knighthood' .
This gave rise to doubts about whether he was fit to receive a 'knighthood' .
When his 'knighthood' was announced in the birthday honours list in June, he paid tribute to the people who work for the charities he has supported.
Prince's Trust chief executive Tom Shebbeare received a 'knighthood' in the Queen's personal honours list.
Actress Dorothy Tutin was also invested as a Dame Commander and actor Michael Caine received a 'knighthood' .
The Welsh rugby fan said he was delighted to meet Sir Clive Woodward, who was at the palace to receive his 'knighthood' .
he received a 'knighthood'
the basis of feudal 'knighthood'
Sir Richard Thompson received a 'knighthood' for his post as head of the Queen's medical household and physician to the Queen.
the basis of feudal 'knighthood'
And yet he remained the only major explorer of the age never to receive a 'knighthood' .
The screen veteran is the biggest name on the Queen's birthday honours list, receiving a 'knighthood' .
he received a 'knighthood' in the Birthday Honours
Professor Ian Kershaw received a 'knighthood' for his services to history.
Much loved comedy legend Eric Sykes has scooped a top honour - but missed out on his 'knighthood' .
He has received a 'knighthood' in recognition of his services to education.
In February 2002 he received a 'knighthood' from the Queen for his services to local government.
Honorary 'knighthoods' for foreign citizens are occasionally presented at investitures at the Palace.
Tight new spending limits are set to be imposed on Britain's political parties to stop them going cap in hand to donors angling for peerages, 'knighthoods' and other favours.
Honours, such as 'knighthoods' , peerages, and other decorations, are awarded on his recommendation.
Nowadays, major disclosures of the soon-to-be recipients of 'knighthoods' and peerages are commonplace.
The two men received 'knighthoods' at about the same time.
Unlike the hereditary peerages of old, 'knighthoods' are not bestowed according to birth or social status.
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