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View usage for: (ærɪstəkræt, ərɪst-) Word forms: plural aristocratscountable nounAn aristocrat is someone whose family has a high social rank, especially someone who has a title. Synonyms: noble, lord, lady, peer More Synonyms of aristocrat aristocrat in British English (ˈærɪstəˌkræt) noun1. a member of the aristocracy; a noble 2. a person who has the manners or qualities of a member of a privileged or superior class 3. a person who advocates aristocracy as a form of government aristocrat in American English (əˈrɪstəˌkræt; Chiefly British ˈærɪstəˌkræt) noun1. a member of the aristocracy; nobleman 2. a person with the tastes, manners, beliefs, etc. of the upper class 3. a person who believes in aristocracy as a form of government Word origin Fr aristocrate: term popularized during Fr Revolution Examples of 'aristocrat' in a sentencearistocrat In other languagesaristocrat British English: aristocrat NOUN An aristocrat is someone whose family has a high social rank. …highly privileged aristocrats. - American English: aristocrat
- Brazilian Portuguese: aristocrata
- Chinese: 贵族
- European Spanish: aristócrata
- French: aristocrate
- German: Aristokrat
- Italian: aristocratico
- Japanese: 貴族
- Korean: 귀족
- European Portuguese: aristocrata
- Latin American Spanish: aristócrata
The car had once belonged to a Prussian aristocrat. Synonyms grandee nobleman noblewoman aristo (informal) childe (archaic) peeress Additional synonymsDefinition a woman regarded as having the characteristics of a good family, such as dignified manners the very noble lady whom I have the honour of calling patroness Synonyms gentlewoman, duchess, noble, dame, baroness, countess, aristocrat, viscountess, noblewoman, peeress Definition a male member of the nobility She married a lord and lives in a huge house in the country. Synonyms peer, nobleman, count, duke, gentleman, earl, noble, baron, aristocrat, viscount, childe (archaic) Definition an aristocrat He was a patrician, born to wealth. Synonyms aristocrat, peer, noble, nobleman or woman, aristo (informal), childe (archaic) |