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Significados de aristocratic em inglês

Belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy.

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        The forest represents the aristocratic element in the cultivation of the soil.
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        The real power is still in the hands of certain aristocratic families.
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        And now I was to get a lesson in the aristocratic ideal.
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        She belonged to one of the old aristocratic families in the south.
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        Some men aim at an aristocratic hand; some deal in vulgar flourishes.
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        Two rival party-givers rejoiced in the aristocratic names of Johnson and Thompson.
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        Business, rather than birth, had conferred on them an almost aristocratic status.
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        She was luxurious in her temperament, aristocratic in her outlook and tastes.
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        It's quite unlike his usual portraits of early 20th century aristocratic women.
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        The aristocratic party could hardly have misconceived the import of the change.
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        It was part of the coat of arms of his aristocratic family.
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        In A flat, it is a perfect specimen of the aristocratic Mazurka.
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        Scandal in High Life.-Somestrange revelations are shortly expected in aristocratic circles.
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        The early government of Virginia was largely aristocratic; that of Massachusetts, theocratic.
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        He was now the recognized leader of the conservative and aristocratic party.
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        She must become the mistress of the ancient and aristocratic Beaumont mansion.
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