Baron Lloyd Webber of Sydmonton
Proper noun: - A title of nobility: Specifically, the life peerage title held by the English composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, created in 1997. The title "Baron Lloyd Webber of Sydmonton" refers to the person who holds it. - Reference to the individual: It is used to formally refer to Andrew Lloyd Webber, the renowned composer, in contexts that acknowledge his peerage.
- Proper noun:
- The musical was composed by Baron Lloyd Webber of Sydmonton.
- A charity event was hosted by Baron Lloyd Webber of Sydmonton at his estate.
- In formal and official contexts: The full title is typically used in formal writing, legal documents, or official announcements.
- The bill was supported in the House of Lords by Baron Lloyd Webber of Sydmonton.
- Colloquial reference: In everyday language, the individual is almost universally referred to as "Andrew Lloyd Webber" or simply "Lloyd Webber." The full peerage title is used for specific formal effect.
- Andrew Lloyd Webber (proper noun): The common name of the person who holds the title.
- Lord Lloyd-Webber (proper noun): A common shortened form of address for a baron.
- Lloyd Webber (proper noun): The surname used informally to refer to the composer.
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
- Lord Lloyd-Webber (as a form of address)
This is a specific, singular proper noun referring to one person. It does not have multiple general meanings. Its definition is synonymous with the identity of the composer Andrew Lloyd Webber in his capacity as a member of the British peerage. The place name "Sydmonton" refers to the location in Hampshire, England, with which his title is associated.
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English composer of many successful musicals (some in collaboration with Sir Tim Rice) (born in 1948)
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