aristocratic — belonging to or typical of the aristocracy; having refined manners and tastes
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: belonging to or typical of the aristocracy; having refined manners and tastes
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌærɪstəˈkrætɪk/
Korean meaning: 귀족의, 귀족적인; 고상하고 세련된
Korean pronunciation: 애**리**스터**크래**틱
Example Sentences
- Despite eating ramen for breakfast, he maintained his aristocratic nose-in-the-air attitude.
- The aristocratic cat refused to eat anything but the most expensive cat food.
- Her aristocratic upbringing was evident in her impeccable table manners.
aristocratic
ADJECTIVE//ˌærɪstəˈkrætɪk//
belonging to or typical of the aristocracy; having refined manners and tastes
a well-dressed gentleman in a tailcoat extends his gloved hand to invite a lady in an elaborate gown to dance. The lady gracefully accepts with perfect posture and refined gestures, her jewelry sparkling under the chandelier light. Their movements are polished and sophisticated, showing years of proper etiquette training. The formal dance begins as other elegantly dressed guests watch admiringly from ornate chairs. Servants in crisp uniforms discreetly serve champagne on silver trays in the background. The crystal chandeliers and marble columns frame the scene with luxury. behavior that belongs to or is typical of the aristocracy with refined manners and tastes
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Greek 'aristokratia', combining 'aristos' meaning 'best' or 'most excellent' and 'kratos' meaning 'power' or 'rule'. Originally described government by the best citizens in ancient Greece.
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📝Examples
“Despite eating ramen for breakfast, he maintained his aristocratic nose-in-the-air attitude.”
“The aristocratic cat refused to eat anything but the most expensive cat food.”
“Her aristocratic upbringing was evident in her impeccable table manners.”
“The hotel's aristocratic ambiance attracted wealthy guests from around the world.”
“His aristocratic nose was so high in the air, birds kept trying to nest in his nostrils.”
“The aristocratic lady refused to eat pizza, claiming it was 'too geometrically simple' for her refined palate.”
“The museum displayed aristocratic portraits from the 18th century.”
“She maintained her aristocratic composure even during the heated debate.”
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