high-blooded
adjective
Of or relating to noble descent; from a highly regarded family, from well-respected stock.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Philip Massinger (1583–1640), playwright.
- unconcerned
- unconcernedly
- unconcluded
- uncondensed
- unconditional
- unconditionality
- unconditionally
- unconditioned
- unconducive
- unconference
- unconfessed
- unconfident
- unconfidently
- unconfined
- unconfirmed
- unconformable
- unconformably
- unconforming
- unconformity
- uncongenial
- unconnected
- unconnectedly
- unconnectedness
- unconquerable
- unconquerableness