American English pronunciation
How to pronounce aristocratic
IPA transcription: [ɚ,ɪstək'ɹætɪk]
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Adjective
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belonging to or characteristic of the nobility or aristocracy
“an aristocratic family”
“aristocratic Bostonians”
“aristocratic government”
“a blue family”
“blue blood”
“the blue-blooded aristocracy”
“of gentle blood”
“patrician landholders of the American South”
“aristocratic bearing”
“aristocratic features”
“patrician tastes”
Usage examples
- Venstre originally was to the left of the conservative and aristocratic right.
- During her prime, Eames possessed an opulently beautiful, aristocratic and expertly trained soprano voice.
- Lina's social groups were dominated by strong-willed "aristocratic" females.
- Their unorthodox relationship soon became the subject of gossip among aristocratic society.
- Contrary to his uncle, Justin relied completely on the support of the aristocratic party.
- Mason was an aristocratic Virginian, a large portly man, six feet in height.
- Therefore this was an important occasion for Roman aristocratic society to show off.
- Quagliati was born in Chioggia to an aristocratic family.
- Samper is a member of the aristocratic, wealthy and influential Samper family.
- It is a very old and aristocratic family descended from Portugal or France.