Gentleman and Marquis

Gentleman

Gentleman noun - A man of high birth or social position.

Marquis and gentleman are semantically related In some cases you can use "Marquis" instead a noun "Gentleman".

Nearby Word: gentlemanly

Marquis

Marquis noun - Nobleman (in various countries) ranking above a count.
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Synonyms for Marquis

Gentleman and marquis are semantically related in man of noble birth topic. Sometimes you can use "Gentleman" instead a noun "Marquis".

Nearby Words: marquise, marquess, marquisette

Both words in one sentence

  • Gold Digger The female lead of the duology, despite having started as a street urchin and ending about to be married to a gentleman of means, is not one (if she had been, she would have married the Marquis rather than the title-less gentleman).
    Source: Gold Digger
  • For example, when she's insulted by the chauvinistic Marquis, it's just a set-up to show that Horatio acts like a gentleman even to a French peasant girl.
  • Dashingly Dapper Derby As a robot originally designed to be a gentleman butler for the affluent, Marquis from Battleborn wears a dandy looking derby as part of his ensemble.
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