baronetcy
/ˌbærənˈɛtsi/; /ˌbærənˈɛtˌsi/; /bærɒnˈɛtsi/; /bærɒnˈɛtˌsi/Definitions
1. noun
The dignity or title of a baronet, a hereditary title of nobility, ranking below a baron, conferred by a sovereign of the British Empire.
“The history of the British peerage is filled with examples of baronetcy and its privileges.”
2. noun
The hereditary office or dignity of a baronet.
“The baronetcy was inherited by his son after he passed away.”