Definitions

1. noun

A district of west-central London, England, known for its affluent character and fashionable culture.

“The tourists got lost in the upscale boutiques of Belgravia, searching for a place to dine.”

2. proper noun

A novel by Julia Quinn, published in 1996, set in Regency-era England and following the story of the Duchess of Ashbury.

“The romance novel ‘Belgravia’ by Julia Quinn was a huge hit in the literary world.”