aristocrat

the aristocrat of cars.

aristocrats of the old school.

a struggle between the aristocrats and the plebeians

Aristocrat with book on sofa, unshod.

only aristocrats could afford to stoop to such practices.

a natural aristocrat who insists on the best accommodations.

Revolution loomed but the aristocrats paid no heed.

an aristocrat who was killed in the street by rabble.

aristocrats who regarded the rabble with deep contempt.

Many aristocrats were killed in the French Revolution.

In this reform, the economic relations and administration subjection relations among monarch, hereditary seignior, abbey, feudatory aristocrat, local administrators, and were rehackled and adjusted.

Leo Tolstoy, who in his fifties gave up much of his wealth and devoted himself to a life of pacificism and asceticism, had as one of his disciples a certain wealthy aristocrat named Chertkov.