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Commonwealth countries are
usually given permission from the King to use the
postnominals for that honour. The
Oxford University Style Guide and the University...
- Post-nominal
letters are
letters placed after the name of a
person to
indicate that the
individual holds a position, office, or honour. An
individual may...
- A
postpositive adjective or
postnominal adjective is an
adjective that is
placed after the noun or
pronoun that it modifies, as in noun
phrases such as...
- lieutenants. In
formal style, the
postnominal letters DL may be
added after a
deputy lieutenant's
surname and
other postnominals – e.g. John Brown, CBE, DL....
- As of 2020[update],
there are
about 1,700 fellows,
allowed to use the
postnominal title FRS (Fellow of the
Royal Society), with up to 73 new
fellows appointed...
- John
Smith [
postnominals] is used,
attaching the
proper postnominal letters depending on rank and
order (for
knights bachelor, no
postnominal letters are...
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known as the
Empire Gallantry Medal, were
given permission to use the
postnominal letters EGM (and at the same time to add a
laurel branch emblem to the...
- Look up KM, km, or .km in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. KM, Km, or km may
stand for:
Knight of the
Sovereign Military Order of Malta, a
chivalric order...
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Fellow of the
American Institute of
Architects (FAIA) is a
postnominal title or membership,
designating an
individual who has been
named a
fellow of the...
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called the Franciscans, the
Franciscan Order, or the
Seraphic Order;
postnominal abbreviation O.F.M.) is a
mendicant Catholic religious order, founded...
