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Meanings of aristocrat in English
Portuguese
aristocrata Catalan
aristòcrata Person who either possess hereditary titles granted by a monarch or are related to such people.
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Examples for "patrician"
Examples for "patrician"
1
His rich brown hair lay in heavy locks; the features were patrician.
2
Instead, we lend our patrician support to HIV crises in other countries.
3
A laugh frigidly jeering; a look lazily mutinous; gentlemanlike irony, patrician resentment.
4
And Lawrence came to her in the mantle of these patrician ghosts.
5
There was something affecting in the proud woe of this grand patrician.
1
He is a hidalgo of blue blood in pride, pompousness and poverty.
2
Only blue blood could afford such a liberal, such an understanding attitude.
3
She was everything that blue blood ought to be-andso rarely is.
4
Despite his Italian ancestry, Edo is very much an English blue blood.
5
Then pillars of fire rose; dark blue blood gouted up in fountains.
Usage of aristocrat in English
1
Resolutely formal and courtly: the very model of the traditional Adwami aristocrat.
2
The true aristocrat is known rather than knows; he makes and serves.
3
The newcomer came forward with the quiet assurance of the born aristocrat.
4
The aristocrat lived on the land and led his men into battle.
5
In 'The New Heloise' it is the lady who is the aristocrat.
6
We considered him an aristocrat; at all events I called him one.
7
In favorable surroundings, she would have been an aristocrat and an epicure.
8
Babeuf is a speculator to Cartouche; Marat is an aristocrat to Schinderhannes.
9
He is the pampered aristocrat of war, the golden youth of adventure.
10
He was an aristocrat by birth, and in all his cherished sentiments.
11
Dolabella stepped in, smartly dressed like the rising young aristocrat he was.
12
But the radical, we think, runs as much danger as the aristocrat.
13
The ties between democrat and aristocrat are sullen discontent with each other.
14
Our little aristocrat of the dog world has more than done so.
15
He was an aristocrat, and she was a child of the people.
16
You would be a democrat in theory and an aristocrat in practice?
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Aristocrat through the time
Aristocrat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common