Gentry
Gentry noun - The highest class in a society.
Lords and ladies and gentry are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lords and ladies" instead a noun "Gentry".
Nearby Word: gent
Lords and ladies
Gentry and lords and ladies are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gentry" instead a noun phrase "Lords and ladies".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- elite and gentry
- elite and lords and ladies
- nobility and gentry
- nobility and lords and ladies
- society and gentry
- society and lords and ladies
- noblesse and gentry
- noblesse and lords and ladies
- gentility and gentry
- gentility and lords and ladies
- aristocracy and gentry
- aristocracy and lords and ladies
- high society and gentry
- high society and lords and ladies
Both terms in one sentence
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Also "The Fair Folk." "The Shining Ones." "The Gentry." "The Lords And Ladies." Those names were originally used in place of "Elf" because saying Elf would draw their attention, but as the Elves drew near even saying "The Gentry" or "The Lords and Ladies" would do the job.
Source: The Scottish Trope -
For this reason, the witches of Lancre refer to them by various pseudonyms (such as the Gentry, or the Lords and Ladies), and only feel (barely) comfortable saying their name aloud when in the presence of lots of iron.
Source: Speak of the Devil
Cite this Source
Lords and ladies and Gentry. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 07, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/gentry/lords_and_ladies
Gentry & Lords and ladies. N.p., 2016. Web. 07 Aug. 2026. <https://thesaurus.plus/related/gentry/lords_and_ladies>.
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