What is another word for patrician?
Pronunciation:
[ patɹˈɪʃən], [ patɹˈɪʃən], [ p_a_t_ɹ_ˈɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Similar words for patrician:
- all (adjective)
- aristocratic (adjective)
- highbred (adjective)
- noble (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- well-bred (adjective)
- aristocrat (noun)
- aristocratic (noun)
- aristocratical (noun)
- blue-blooded (noun)
- blue blood (noun)
- gentle (noun)
- gentleman (noun)
- lord (noun)
- master (noun)
- noble (noun)
- nobleman (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- socialite (noun)
- other synonyms
- thoroughbred
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Patrician:
adj.
• all (adjective) • aristocratic (adjective)- most well-born,
- re-fined,
- re fined,
- more upperclass,
- most upper class,
- more well-born,
- most wellborn,
- most well born,
- most upper-class,
- more well born,
- blueblooded,
- upperclass,
- most upperclass,
- more upper class,
- blue blooded,
- more wellborn,
- more upper-class.
- more pure-blooded,
- bloodest,
- most papered,
- full-blooded,
- more pedigreed,
- fullblooded,
- more papered,
- full blooded,
- pure blooded,
- most pure blooded,
- blooder,
- most pure-blooded,
- most pedigreed,
- more pure blooded.
- celebrated,
- baronial,
- lordly,
- distinguished,
- imperial,
- regal,
- princely,
- queenly,
- queenliest,
- majestic,
- dignified,
- kingly,
- queen-like,
- great,
- ladylike,
- sovereign,
- stately,
- magisterial,
- heroic,
- courtly,
- grand,
- imposing,
- knightly,
- august,
- royal.
n.
-
•
- well-bred,
- titled,
- well-to-do.
-
•
- upper crust,
- over,
- thoroughbred,
- elite,
- upper class.
- lord.
- DUKES,
- archduchess,
- duke,
- countess,
- gentlewoman,
- princesses,
- duchess,
- duchesses,
- princess,
- Gentlewomen,
- Countesses,
- archduke,
- archdukes.
Other synonyms:
-
•
- top-drawer,
- wellborn,
- high-born.
-
•
- highborn.
- ritzy,
- chivalrous,
- grand duke,
- light,
- esquire,
- baron,
- delicate,
- armiger,
- Optimate,
- house of peers,
- courteous,
- depressing,
- nobleperson,
- highly respectable,
- gentlemanlike,
- lace-curtain,
- concave,
- well-mannered,
- dispiriting,
- naughty,
- disconsolate,
- female aristocrat,
- Comme Il Faut,
- posh,
- proper,
- dispirited,
- grim,
- docile,
- male aristocrat,
- debonair,
- refined,
- dark,
- low,
- high-ranking,
- kinglike,
- risque,
- Princelike,
- blueish,
- classy,
- polite,
- downcast,
- high-,
- comfortable,
- highness,
- sorry,
- Lordling,
- prince,
- palsgrave,
- laureate,
- squire,
- laird,
- profane,
- decorous,
- limp,
- cheerless,
- ducal,
- landgrave,
- suave,
- easy,
- noblewoman,
- elegant,
- high,
- Shizoku,
- rajah,
- queenlike,
- friendly,
- margrave,
- bluish,
- black,
- aristocrat,
- racy,
- juicy,
- brahman,
- daimyo,
- count,
- seignior,
- puritan,
- dismal,
- depressed,
- spicy,
- house of lords,
- brahmin,
- gloomy,
- noblesse,
- civil,
- gentleperson,
- Daimio,
- Donship,
- gamey,
- peer,
- peerage,
- cavalier,
- mannerly,
- high-class,
- soft,
- lords,
- swell,
- respectable,
- Hidalgo,
- Squireen,
- nobility,
- blue,
- puritanical,
- lady,
- Tony,
- Waldgrave,
- fashionable,
- genteel,
- patricians,
- gracious,
- gentlemanly,
- exalted,
- blasphemous,
- magnate,
- samurai,
- leader,
- don.
How to use "Patrician" in context?
The term "patrician" refers to a social class in the ancient Roman Republic, which consisted of the wealthiest citizens. These citizens enjoyed many privileges and were able to wield considerable power. In the later days of the Republic, the patrician class began to decline in status and power. The term "patrician" is still used in modern Italian political life to describe a very wealthy person.
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