aristocratic
21aristocratic — a·ris·to·crat·ic· || ‚ærɪstÉ™ krætɪk(l) adj. of the noble class, of the ruling class …
22aristocratic — a.; (also aristocratical) 1. Noble, princely, patrician, titled, gentle, of gentle blood, high born, of high rank. 2. Of or by the privileged, vesting power in the nobility, belonging or pertaining to the aristocracy. 3. Haughty, proud, arrogant …
23aristocratic — adj 1. patrician, blue blooded, silk stocking, noble, gentle, genteel, wellborn, highborn; royal, princely, kingly, titled; (all of animals) thoroughbred, pedigreed, purebred. 2. elegant, graceful, Scot. genty, fine, delicate, exquisite; well… …
24aristocratic — aris·to·crat·ic …
25aristocratic — adjective Syn: noble, titled, upper class, blue blooded, high born; informal upper crust, top drawer; Brit.; informal posh Ant: common …
26aristocratic — /ærəstəˈkrætɪk/ (say aruhstuh kratik) adjective 1. befitting an aristocrat; stylish, grand, or exclusive. 2. like an aristocrat. 3. belonging to or favouring the aristocracy. 4. of or relating to government by an aristocracy. Also, aristocratical …
27aristocratic — Ali i, lani …
28aristocratic — a, aristoucrati, ico adj. aristocratique …
29aristocratic — adj. 1 of or relating to the aristocracy. 2 a distinguished in manners or bearing. b grand; stylish. Derivatives: aristocratically adv. Etymology: F aristocratique f. Gk aristokratikos (as ARISTOCRACY) …
30aristocratic mannerisms — way of acting or behaving considered characteristic to the upper class …