1. having the rank or title of esquire; entitled to use the title 'Esquire'
Usage: formal; chiefly British; often used in historical or legal contexts

Examples

• The esquired gentleman was invited to the royal court.
• In the 18th century, many esquired landowners held significant political influence.
• He was esquired after years of service to the Crown.
• The esquired class occupied a middle rank between knights and common gentry.
• Her father became esquired following his appointment as a magistrate.