Aristocratic
Aristocratic adjective - Being or characteristic of a person who has an offensive air of superiority and tends to ignore or disdain anyone regarded as inferior.
Prominent and aristocratic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prominent" instead an adjective "Aristocratic".
Nearby Words: aristocrat, aristocracy
Prominent
Prominent adjective - Likely to attract attention.
Aristocratic and prominent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Aristocratic" instead an adjective "Prominent".
Nearby Words: prominence, prominently
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- high and aristocratic
- high and prominent
- notable and aristocratic
- notable and prominent
- noble and aristocratic
- noble and prominent
- lofty and aristocratic
- lofty and prominent
- great and aristocratic
- great and prominent
- eminent and aristocratic
- eminent and prominent
- illustrious and aristocratic
- illustrious and prominent
Both words in one sentence
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Ladies and gentlemen, The Presidents of the United States:note This list excludes aristocratic "planters" and other rich farmers whose family inherited or bought large estates and grew up in prominent families, as they don't quite fit the trope.
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Julius Caesar himself became a prominent politician by siding with the populares and promising the ordinary Roman citizen relief measures such as land redistribution, curbing down aristocratic privileges and providing them equality before the law.
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Blue Blood: The D'Ysquiths are a very prominent aristocratic family.
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