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Often used in the same context:
knighthood,
mummery,
max beerbohm,
panegyric,
coronation,
popery,
cibber,
genuflection,
royal highness,
raillery,
bestowal,
chaucerian,
birthday honours,
throne,
jape,
obsequies,
decencies,
liege,
fustian,
knave,
equerry,
viziers,
baronetcy,
albigensian,
sainted,
majesties,
bestowment,
papist,
mountebank,
knee breeches,
prince consort,
misnaming,
ennoblement,
flagellate,
louis xviii,
expostulation,
gorsedd,
merrie,
huzzah,
pharisees,
fagging,
ineloquent,
chastisement,
investiture,
christmastide,
morris dance,
lord chamberlain,
coronets,
ducal,
prat,
chevalier,
pythonesque,
popinjay,
horace walpole,
holy roman emperor,
highness,
droit du seigneur,
malapropism,
poncy,
jackanapes,
flunkey,
encomium,
pillock,
bedecking,
queen elizabeth ii,
prince,
misquotation,
piousness,
edward vii,
winston churchill,
lytton strachey,
harry hotspur,
viscountess,
flagellation,
sunna,
jingo,
philosophe,
earldom,
charlatan,
panjandrum,
infamies,
roundheads,
cnut,
alleluia,
noblesse oblige,
monarchism,
gunpowder plot,
monarch,
anglophobia,
lordship,
consort,
penances,
heathen,
benjamin disraeli,
grand vizier,
veneration,
birdbrained,
yorkist,
uncrowned,
bardic,
masonic,
bootlicker
Also try:
— Adjectives for knighting:
actual,
larger,
ecclesiastical,
ceremonial,
great,
last
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