baron's
Belonging to aristocrat
Baron's is the possessive form of baron, indicating something belonging to or associated with a baron—a nobleman or powerful figure in business: the baron's estate, the baron's influence over the industry.
Also appears in proper names like Baron's auction house.
Property and grounds
- titleFormal honorific or name
- manorLanded aristocratic residence
- peerageSystem of noble ranks
- lineageDescent from progenitors
aristocracy · heir · lands · coat of arms · feudal · lordship · dynasty · inheritance
Power to affect others
- dominionAuthority to rule
- authorityPower to enforce obedience
- controlAuthority to direct
- commandAuthoritative instruction given
sway · realm · grip · reach · fiefdom · territory · sovereignty · supremacy
Wealth or destiny
- richesAbundant valuable possessions
- mansionLarge, stately home
- luxuryExpensive nonessential comfort
- opulenceShowy, abundant prosperity
coffers · assets · portfolio · empire · affluence · prosperity · extravagance · capital
Belonging to a mogul
- industrialist'sOf a business magnate
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
- railroadPermanent track for trains
- steelCarbon-hardened iron alloy
mining · shipping · timber · cattle · media · enterprise · conglomerate · monopoly
estate
Property and grounds
lineage · aristocracy · heir · lands · coat of arms · feudal · lordship · dynasty · inheritance · nobility
influence
Power to affect others
command · sway · realm · grip · reach · fiefdom · territory · sovereignty · supremacy · rule
fortune
Wealth or destiny
opulence · coffers · assets · portfolio · empire · affluence · prosperity · extravagance · capital · investments
tycoon's
Belonging to a mogul
- industrialist'sOf a business magnate
- oilSlippery viscous fluid
- railroadPermanent track for trains
steel · mining · shipping · timber · cattle · media · enterprise · conglomerate · monopoly · cartel
baron'speasant's
Belonging to agricultural laborer
commoner's · slave's · pauper's · beggar's · king's
baron'sworker's
Belonging to one who labors
laborer's · pauper's · commoner's · employee's · servant's
- oil baronsWealthy petroleum industrialists
- robber baronsExploitative nineteenth-century capitalists
- Red BaronGerman WWI flying ace
- drug baronsCriminal enterprise leaders
- coal baronsPowerful mine owners
- cattle baronWealthy large-herd rancher
baron, barons, baroness, baronesses, baronial, barony, baronies, baronet, baronets