Class and Gentility

Class

Class noun - High position within society.
Usage example: the woman exudes an aura of class and breeding

Gentility and class are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Gentility" instead a noun "Class".

Gentility

Gentility noun - Speech or behavior that is a sign of good breeding.

Class and gentility are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Class" instead a noun "Gentility".

Nearby Words: gentle, gently, gentile

How words are described

common common class common gentility

Both words in one sentence

  • Furthermore, she does so in spite of her father's small-minded attempts to hold on to gentility, shining as an example of true nobility of soul, rather than class or wealth.
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