What is another word for gentry?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈɛntɹi], [ dʒˈɛntɹi], [ dʒ_ˈɛ_n_t_ɹ_i]
Related words: Gentry Farms, gentry farm, Gentry House, gentry house of turkeys, Gentry Knight
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Synonyms for Gentry:
n.
• aristocracy (noun) • elite (noun)- country club sets,
- incrowds,
- old moneys,
- JETSET,
- glitteratis,
- main lines,
- in crowd,
- carriage trades,
- in-crowds,
- old monies,
- optimacies,
- jetsets,
- incrowd,
- jet-sets.
- Gentlefolks,
- ruling class,
- Gentlefolk,
- good breeding,
- courtliness,
- high birth,
- gentle birth,
- good family,
- ruling classes.
- upper class,
- elite,
- peerage,
- the better sorts,
- society,
- jet-set,
- upper crust,
- Patriciate,
- polite society,
- smart set,
- privileged class,
- bon ton,
- carriage trade,
- four hundred,
- Social Register,
- top drawer,
- upper-crust,
- country club set,
- country set,
- main line,
- in crowds,
- in-crowd,
- cultured class,
- high life,
- old money,
- second estate,
- gentility,
- Optimacy,
- the privileged,
- glitterati,
- peerages,
- Fats,
- upper-class.
Other synonyms:
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- blue blood,
- grandee,
- scion,
- dowager.
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- lady.
How to use "Gentry" in context?
Gentry was once a term used to describe the upper class of a society. Over the years, the meaning of the word has changed. Nowadays, it is often used to describe people who are wealthy and have a privileged status. The term can also be used to describe members of the nobility. The term is usually used to describe people who have a lot of money and power. Most of the time, the term is used to describe people who are white. The term is not always used accurately. It is often used to describe people who are not really wealthy or privileged. There are a lot of different types of gentility.
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