LookItUparistocratic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˌrɪstəˈkrætɪk/
aristocratic means: Connected with, or supporting, the powerful social class whose high position usually comes from family history.
adjective
Connected with, or supporting, the powerful social class whose high position usually comes from family history.
- He came from an aristocratic family.
- Aristocratic rule gave a few families most of the power.
- The reform challenged aristocratic privileges.
Looking or behaving like someone from a wealthy family with a high social position.
- She spoke with an aristocratic accent.
- His aristocratic manner made the room feel very formal.
- The hotel had an aristocratic air.
Questions about aristocratic
What does aristocratic mean?
Connected with, or supporting, the powerful social class whose high position usually comes from family history.
What is aristocratic in other languages?
Türkçe: aristokratik · Español: aristocrático · Français: aristocratique · Deutsch: aristokratisch · Italiano: aristocratico · 日本語: 貴族の
How do you pronounce aristocratic?
It is pronounced /əˌrɪstəˈkrætɪk/.
How do you use aristocratic in a sentence?
He came from an aristocratic family. Aristocratic rule gave a few families most of the power.
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