See wellbeloved on Wiktionary
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"Very beloved or esteemed (used primarily as a courtesy title for persons of certain high political office or social status in Britain and the Commonwealth or otherwise as a general polite and formal title of address)."
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"(archaic) A wellbeloved person (used as a term of address in the same contexts as above)."
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