Aristocratic
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adjective
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noun
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(As an adjective)
Aristocratic ( adjective )
Related to or characteristic of the aristocracy; having the qualities or characteristics of a noble or titled person.
Origin:
From the greek aristokratia, from aristos (best) + kratos (power).
Examples:
- The aristocratic family has lived in the palace for centuries.
- His aristocratic bearing and impeccable manners set him apart from the common folk.
- She was born into an aristocratic line, but rejected the privileges and responsibilities that came with it.
- The aristocratic society was known for its lavish parties and exclusive events.
- The aristocratic lifestyle is one of luxury and privilege.
(As a noun)
Aristocratic ( noun )
Related to or characteristic of the aristocracy; having the qualities or characteristics of a noble or titled person.
Origin:
From the greek aristokratia, from aristos (best) + kratos (power).
Examples:
- The aristocratic family has lived in the palace for centuries.
- His aristocratic bearing and impeccable manners set him apart from the common folk.
- She was born into an aristocratic line, but rejected the privileges and responsibilities that came with it.
- The aristocratic society was known for its lavish parties and exclusive events.
- The aristocratic lifestyle is one of luxury and privilege.