Associations to the word «Aristocracy»
Noun
- Gentry
- Monarchy
- Commoner
- Nobility
- Peasantry
- Aristocrat
- Royalty
- Democracy
- Tyranny
- Capitalist
- Bureaucracy
- Burgher
- Elite
- Nobles
- Serf
- Clergy
- Conservatism
- Privilege
- Bourgeois
- Castile
- Landowner
- Gaius
- Sulla
- Javanese
- Planter
- Peasant
- Bureaucrat
- Wealth
- Kingship
- Prestige
- Caste
- Federalist
- Patronage
- Tiberius
- Pompey
- Liberalism
- Overthrow
- Monarch
- Imperialism
- Degenerate
- Equality
- Idleness
- Tyrant
- Retainer
- Peerage
- Abolition
- Artisan
- Nobleman
- Magnate
- Capitalism
- Salon
- Tsar
- Gaul
- Class
- Burgess
Adjective
- Feudal
- Hereditary
- Aristocratic
- Privileged
- Landed
- Fashionable
- Frankish
- Dynastic
- Wealthy
- Ruling
- Haughty
- Elite
- Entrenched
- Athenian
- Oppressive
- Mercantile
- Enlightened
- Prestige
- Agrarian
- Tory
- Princely
- Equestrian
- Whig
- Hierarchical
- Sicilian
- Twelfth
- Peasant
- Corrupt
- Overthrown
- Venetian
- Clerical
- Gaelic
- Capitalist
- Unpopular
- Vulgar
- Noble
- Byzantine
- Untitled
- Pedigree
- Prussian
Wiktionary
ARISTOCRACY, noun. The nobility, or the hereditary ruling class
ARISTOCRACY, noun. Government by such a class, or a state with such a government
ARISTOCRACY, noun. A class of people considered (not normally universally) superior to others
Dictionary definition
ARISTOCRACY, noun. A privileged class holding hereditary titles.
ARISTOCRACY, noun. The most powerful members of a society.
Wise words
Men govern nothing with more difficulty than their tongues,
and can moderate their desires more than their words.