What is another word for gent?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɛnt], [ dʒˈɛnt], [ dʒ_ˈɛ_n_t]
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Synonyms for Gent:
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n.
• chap- man .
- HES ,
- Males ,
- boy ,
- brother ,
- father ,
- gents ,
- grand father ,
- grandfather ,
- guy ,
- he ,
- husband ,
- messrs ,
- mr ,
- son .
- buck ,
- hombre ,
- male ,
- manhood ,
- masculinity .
- gent .
Other synonyms:
- apartment ,
- auditorium ,
- ballroom ,
- bathroom ,
- chamber ,
- checkroom ,
- cloakroom ,
- clubhouse ,
- coat check ,
- coatroom .
Other relevant words:
- Caballero ,
- Familiar ,
- Gentlemen ,
- Joe ,
- adventurer ,
- affable ,
- aristocratic ,
- associate ,
- bane ,
- beau ,
- blighter ,
- bloke ,
- boyfriend ,
- breach ,
- buster ,
- cad ,
- calm ,
- careful ,
- cat ,
- chappie ,
- chasm ,
- chink ,
- chum ,
- city ,
- clown ,
- colleague ,
- commonalty ,
- companion ,
- comrade ,
- confrere ,
- consort ,
- crack ,
- cranny ,
- crevice ,
- cub ,
- curse ,
- curse word ,
- cuss ,
- dashing ,
- delicate ,
- don ,
- dowdy ,
- dressy ,
- elegant ,
- expletive ,
- faller ,
- fella ,
- feller ,
- fine ,
- fissure ,
- fracture ,
- frump ,
- gadfly ,
- galoot ,
- gand ,
- gee ,
- genteel ,
- gentle ,
- gradual ,
- hoyden ,
- human being ,
- jack ,
- kind ,
- lad ,
- laddie ,
- lady's man ,
- life companion ,
- light ,
- logger ,
- lord ,
- low ,
- lumberjack ,
- lumberman ,
- male person ,
- man of straw ,
- meek ,
- metropolis ,
- mild ,
- moderate ,
- monsieur ,
- mushroom ,
- neat ,
- nice ,
- nobody ,
- noiseless ,
- oath ,
- parvenu ,
- peaceful ,
- pest ,
- placid ,
- quiet ,
- ready ,
- refined ,
- rough diamond ,
- sahib ,
- silent ,
- sir ,
- skate ,
- skipjack ,
- slattern ,
- slow ,
- smooth ,
- snob ,
- soft ,
- sonny ,
- sonny boy ,
- swain ,
- swearing ,
- swearword ,
- thin ,
- thoughtful ,
- toff ,
- tomboy ,
- unlicked cub ,
- upstart ,
- young man .
- chap .
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How to use "Gent" in context?
There are a few things to know about "gent." Gent is a shortened form of gentleman, and it's often used to describe someone who is polite and behaves in a considered way. The word has also been associated with a particular type of person, and it's often used as a way of describing someone who is educated and has a high social status.
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