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aristocratar‧is‧to‧crat /ˈærəstəkræt, əˈrɪs- $ əˈrɪs-/ noun [countable]  - And his manner was, if I may say so, more relaxed, almost like an aristocrat.
- Even those involved in Victorian retail trade needed to be saved, perhaps as much as intellectuals and aristocrats.
- He was promoted by the emperor, made an aristocrat, and be-came wealthy.
- I had only once or twice done jobs for high SenFed aristocrats or, for royalty.
- In flaccid prose Shaftesbury rambles on with an air of affected conversational ease which projects the persona of the patronising aristocrat.
- Its founder was Paul Thiry, Baron d'Holbach, an aristocrat by acquisition not birth.
- The importance of the mandarins made them look to Western eyes rather like aristocrats.
ADJECTIVE► young· It was a bold and a characteristic step by this young aristocrat of twenty-two. someone who belongs to the highest social class |