knighthood

simple noun10 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.3

In the UK, a knighthood given as an honor, often to a non-citizen or for non-traditional services.

A common way to say someone was awarded a knighthood.

To officially give someone a knighthood.

To be formally given the rank of a knight.

To be given the rank of a knight.

To propose giving someone a knighthood, which they can accept or refuse.

To give someone a knighthood as a reward for their actions or services.

To decline the offer of a knighthood.

To grant someone a knighthood as a title or honor.

To formally present someone with a knighthood.