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Meanings of aristocratical in English
Belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy.
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Usage of aristocratical in English
1
We stood in antagonism to the monarchical and aristocratical polities of Europe.
2
We have mentioned old General Oglethorpe as one of Goldsmith's aristocratical acquaintances.
3
The remains of aristocratical tyranny in the persons of the peers.
4
They are said to have aristocratical Rulers and Laws, but no discernible Religion.
5
But this alone does not constitute the character of aristocratical government.
6
Holland calls itself a republic, which is chiefly aristocratical, with an hereditary stadtholdership.
7
Its constitution, if left to itself, is not monarchical, but aristocratical.
8
A fearful struggle took place in this island between the aristocratical and democratical parties.
9
The aristocratical element had the ascendency when Rome was most prosperous and most respected.
10
With aristocratical sentiments they had been in a servile position.
11
The one is an aristocratical, the other a republican faculty.
12
They served to render the representation from such States aristocratical.
13
Friendship is aristocratical-theaffections which are prostituted to every suitor I will not accept.
14
It was not only monarchical and aristocratical,-itwas Anglican also.
15
By whom were these Anglican, monarchical, and aristocratical officers selected?
16
The opposition of the aristocratical party was in vain.
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