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Often used in the same context:
aristocracy,
noblemen,
noblesse oblige,
gentry,
nobles,
aristocrats,
chivalry,
hapsburgs,
landed gentry,
regality,
courtesans,
worldliness,
piety,
dandyism,
servility,
grandiloquence,
hussars,
aristos,
grandeur,
politesse,
elegance,
romanticism,
ostentatiousness,
sublimity,
decencies,
gentility,
dutifulness,
stoicism,
hauteur,
imperial,
courtier,
kingship,
haughtiness,
vainglory,
noblewomen,
courtliness,
noblesse,
patrician,
majesty,
commoners,
inwardness,
indomitability,
snobbishness,
hetman,
aestheticism,
ducal,
pathos,
sybarite,
unworldliness,
suaveness,
liberality,
egotism,
godhood,
scruple,
liege,
reverence,
roundheads,
earldom,
anglophilia,
amour propre,
idealism,
monumentality,
superciliousness,
scrupulousness,
countesses,
geniality,
dolce vita,
staunchness,
virtuousness,
res publica,
ostentation,
cunningness,
imperiousness,
mummery,
cupidity,
peasantry,
animality,
hohenzollern,
chevalier,
humanism,
humility,
punctiliousness,
splendor,
royalism,
rectitude,
benevolence,
plebeians,
concupiscence,
blessedness,
classicism,
opulence,
seleucus,
handmaid,
heroism,
monarchism,
droit du seigneur,
lowliness,
abstemiousness,
kindliness,
ambiguousness,
daintiness,
soldiery,
lords,
grandees,
royalty,
nobleman,
dignitaries,
magnates,
noblewoman,
princes,
seigneurs,
aristocrat,
clergy,
feudatories,
landowners,
officialdom,
angeles,
australia,
austria,
california,
exam,
poorest,
3000000,
51,
>,
a.,
advanced,
ago,
anew,
angle,
apathetic,
aristocratic,
artisan,
ascendant,
baseball,
bible
More specific:
baronage,
high-mindedness,
idealism,
knighthood,
lords temporal,
noble-mindedness,
noblesse,
peerage,
purple,
samurai,
second estate,
sublimity,
the sublime
Appears in the definition of:
.,
aristocratic,
aristocratical,
blue,
blue-blooded,
caroche,
ennoble,
ennoblement,
entitle,
entrenched,
gallant,
gentle,
gilded,
hero,
ignoble,
lofty,
lords temporal,
majestic,
merciful,
noblesse,
patrician,
proud,
second estate,
sublimity,
the sublime,
title,
titular,
ungentle,
untitled
More general:
elite,
honorableness,
honourableness,
position,
status
Synonyms:
aristocracy,
grandeur,
magnanimousness,
noblesse
Also try:
— Adjectives for nobility:
old,
french,
feudal,
true,
hereditary,
high,
english,
lesser,
ancient,
russian,
higher,
more...
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