Aristocrat

Pronunciation: /ˈærɪstəˌkræt/

Definitions of aristocrat

noun A person belonging to the aristocracy, a social class considered superior or elite due to their rank, wealth, or status.

Example Sentences

A1 The aristocrat lived in a big castle.

A2 The aristocrat wore expensive clothes and attended fancy parties.

B1 The aristocrat was known for their elegant manners and refined taste.

B2 The aristocrat's family has a long history of wealth and privilege.

C1 The aristocrat was well-versed in politics and diplomacy.

C2 The aristocrat's lineage can be traced back to royalty.

Examples of aristocrat in a Sentence

formal The aristocrat was known for his impeccable manners and refined taste.

informal The aristocrat threw a lavish party at his mansion last night.

slang That aristocrat is always flaunting his wealth and status.

figurative She carried herself with the grace and poise of an aristocrat.

Grammatical Forms of aristocrat

• past tense: aristocrated
• plural: aristocrats
• comparative: more aristocratic
• superlative: most aristocratic
• present tense: aristocratizes
• future tense: will aristocratize
• perfect tense: has aristocratized
• continuous tense: is aristocratizing
• singular: aristocrat
• positive degree: aristocratic
• infinitive: to aristocratize
• gerund: aristocratizing
• participle: aristocratized

Origin and Evolution of aristocrat

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Ancient Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'aristocrat' originated from the Ancient Greek term 'aristokratia', which means rule by the best.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a ruling class of noble or privileged individuals, the term 'aristocrat' has evolved to refer to individuals belonging to the upper social class based on birth or wealth.