Elect and Nobility

Elect

Elect noun - Individuals carefully selected as being the best of a class.
Usage example: the members of this all-American team are the elect of collegiate football

Nobility and elect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nobility" instead a noun "Elect".

Nobility

Nobility noun - Impressiveness of beauty on a large scale.

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

Nearby Words: noble, nobly

Both words in one sentence

  • Aluminum Christmas Trees The Danish nobility of that era did, in fact, elect the king.
  • Literature / The First Law There Is Another: Bayaz invokes this trope by surprise upon the Open Council as they prepare to elect a new king after both princes and their father are dead, revealing that King Guslav V had a bastard who has been raised in secret among the nobility.
  • You Are in Command Now The nobility take both this message and the fact that he's been singlehandedly organizing the city as him 'volunteering' for the position and promptly elect him as viscount, to both Varric's surprise and Bran's chagrin.
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