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Often used in the same context:
gentry,
aristocracy,
aristocratic,
aristocrats,
propertied,
aristos,
noblemen,
viscounts,
zamindars,
nobles,
manorial,
landowning,
yeomanry,
earls,
peasantry,
petit bourgeois,
leisured,
patricians,
nobility,
moneyed,
feudal,
laird,
petty bourgeoisie,
baronies,
commoners,
maharajahs,
baronet,
highborn,
bourgeoisie,
edwardian,
upper crust,
impecunious,
cromwellian,
lordly,
nouveau riche,
dandyism,
squires,
petite bourgeoisie,
ducal,
burghs,
roundheads,
freemen,
baronetcy,
zamindari,
parvenu,
landlordism,
serfs,
baronial,
royalism,
arriviste,
rustics,
bourgeois,
plutocrats,
peasants,
duchies,
plantagenets,
primogeniture,
dukedom,
yorkist,
lutyens,
chatelaine,
cecil rhodes,
colonial,
demesne,
countesses,
seigneur,
viscountess,
subaltern,
dominions,
nawab,
clubbable,
rajah,
wealthy,
oligarchical,
comprador,
zamindar,
marquess,
lumpen,
freedman,
noblesse oblige,
carolingian,
habsburgs,
kulaks,
benjamin disraeli,
oliver cromwell,
feudal lord,
monarchies,
townsmen,
proletarians,
backwoodsmen,
courtiers,
manor house,
monied,
tweedy,
plebs,
elites,
etonian,
monarchic,
socialites,
snobbishly
More general:
aristocracy,
gentry
Synonyms:
squirearchy
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