esquire Definition and Meaning in English (esquire definition)
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Esquire definition: A title of courtesy formerly accorded to a man of gentle birth, now used especially in addressing lawyers in written correspondence.
Definitions of Esquire
- 1noun(formal)
A title of courtesy formerly accorded to a man of gentle birth, now used especially in addressing lawyers in written correspondence.
- 2noun
Historically, a young gentleman who attended a knight, carrying his shield and armor.
Example Sentences
formal
“Please address the letter to John Smith, Esquire.”
historical
“The young esquire diligently served his knight during the tournament.”
Synonyms
Mr.Sir
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Esquire definition: A title of courtesy formerly accorded to a man of gentle birth, now used especially in addressing lawyers in written correspondence.
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'Esquire' translates to 'esquire' in English. Esquire definition: A title of courtesy formerly accorded to a man of gentle birth, now used especially in addressing lawyers in written correspondence.
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