patrician
noun
[ pəˈtrɪʃ(ə)n ]
• an aristocrat or nobleman.
Similar:
aristocrat,
grandee,
noble,
nobleman,
noblewoman,
lord,
lady,
peer,
peeress,
peer of the realm,
titled man/woman/person,
landowner,
landowning class,
landed gentry/aristocracy,
top person,
nob,
rah,
chinless wonder,
patrician
adjective
• belonging to or characteristic of the aristocracy.
• "a proud, patrician face"
Similar:
aristocratic,
noble,
noble-born,
of noble birth,
titled,
blue-blooded,
high-born,
well born,
upper-class,
elite,
landowning,
landed,
county,
upmarket,
upper-crust,
top-drawer,
huntin',
shootin',
and fishin',
gentle,
of gentle birth,
Origin:
late Middle English: from Old French patricien, from Latin patricius ‘having a noble father’, from pater, patr- ‘father’.
