viscountcy

IPA: vˈɪskaʊnsi

Examples of "viscountcy" in Sentences

A lover who had, unexpectedly, inherited a viscountcy.
His viscountcy should be up there among all those letters, no?
Closely after royalty, I believe, and far, far above the heir to a viscountcy.
He hoped the building might turn him an earl but, not being a gentleman, had to be satisfied with a viscountcy.
In 1895, Viscount Garnet Wolseley finally displaced the “great German sausage” the duke of Cambridge as commander-in-chief of the British army; on his death in 1913, his daughter Frances inherited his viscountcy.