Class and Nobility

Class

Class noun - Dignified or restrained beauty of form, appearance, or style.

Usage example: an old mansion with tremendous class that puts today's gaudy behemoths to shame

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Nobility and class are semantically related. in background topic. In some cases you can use "Nobility" instead a noun "Class".

Nobility noun - Impressiveness of beauty on a large scale.

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Class and nobility are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Class" instead a noun "Nobility".

Nearby Words: noble, nobly

old	old class	old nobility
high	high class	high nobility
full	full class	full nobility
low	low class	low nobility
Other adjectives: pure, certain, proper, upper, powerful, actual, entire, real, male, lower, aristocratic, new, political, wealthy, highest, privileged, higher.

There are also elements of a race/culture conflict (not just a class one) here: the common people were mostly Anglo-Saxon; the upper class and nobility were mainly Normans.

Source: Pay Evil unto Evil
Subverted in Hana Wa Junai Ni Junjiru, where Tsubaki (presumably lower class himself) is being trained to be a high-class prostitute serving only the nobility and Daniel is a gardener at the manor.

Source: Uptown Girl
Of course, Duval notes that by being the daughter of one of the Old Gods, her lineage is in a class as untouchable by nobility as nobility is to the commoners.

Source: Characters / His Fair Assassin

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