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Comparative for of, belonging to, or typical of the aristocracy or upper class
Comparative for dignified or elegant in manner or comportment
Comparative for snobbish, condescending or aloof in manner or behavior
Comparative for designed for customers with a high income
Comparative for noble, venerable, majestic, or awe-inspiring
Comparative for superseding others in importance or status
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Adjective
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Comparative for of, belonging to, or typical of the aristocracy or upper class
gentler
greater
grander
eliter
lordlier
posher
kinglier
queenlier
princelier
classier
knightlier
better-bred
plummier
higher
loftier
tweedier
choicer
politer
snobbier
richer
more noble
more patrician
more genteel
more highbred
more upmarket
more distinguished
more privileged
more gentlemanly
more respectable
more blue-blooded
more upper-crust
more well-born
more upper crust
more royal
more imperial
more exclusive
more refined
more high-class
more regal
more sovereign
more monarchal
more prestigious
more monarchical
more county
more monarchial
more ladylike
more upscale
more select
more thoroughbred
more prominent
more monarchic
more cultivated
more polished
more kinglike
more queenlike
more aristocratical
more baronial
more sovran
more elegant
more cultured
more courteous
more dynastic
more luminous
more elevated
more eminent
more illustrious
more expensive
more high-ranking
more high-up
more resonant
more affected
more gentlemanlike
more blue
more princelike
more sonorous
more ❯
“Whether one was from an
aristocratic
family or from the lesser gentry, or even from the urban middle class, did not matter so much as ability.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for dignified or elegant in manner or comportment
politer
finer
courtlier
suaver
prouder
better-bred
gentler
better-mannered
better-behaved
nicer
classier
seemlier
primmer
more dignified
more elegant
more refined
more polished
more courteous
more gracious
more civil
more stylish
more urbane
more decorous
more gallant
more gentlemanly
more ladylike
more debonair
more chivalrous
more well-born
more cultivated
more genteel
more cultured
more sophisticated
more civilized
US
more mannerly
more proper
more noble
more formal
more civilised
UK
more considerate
more distinguished
more patrician
more respectful
more blue-blooded
more upper-crust
more respectable
more correct
more befitting
more developed
more graceful
more de rigueur
more becoming
more impeccable
more affable
more ceremonious
more honourable
UK
more couth
more honorable
US
more ❯
“There was a certain
aristocratic
grace in him when he dealt with others.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for snobbish, condescending or aloof in manner or behavior
snootier
snottier
snobbier
haughtier
pottier
ritzier
uppitier
high and mightier
prouder
toploftier
swankier
smugger
snippier
cockier
loftier
sniffier
cheekier
sassier
fresher
airier
lordlier
huffier
tonier
vainer
chestier
brasher
posher
cooler
bolder
showier
brassier
grander
stuffier
saucier
flashier
kitschier
pushier
posier
flauntier
puffier
windier
phonier
US
hollower
dictier
faker
swanker
artier
wankier
surer
braggier
nervier
higher
bragger
smarter
ruder
wiser
flipper
perter
campier
schmaltzier
primmer
stiffer
prissier
splendider
flowerier
snider
purpler
harder
preachier
splashier
gaudier
more elitist
more snobbish
more pompous
more aloof
more persnickety
more high-hat
more toffee-nosed
more pretentious
more arrogant
more stuck-up
more patronizing
US
more conceited
more condescending
more patronising
UK
more supercilious
more egotistical
more hoity-toity
more disdainful
more exclusive
more uppish
more self-important
more highfalutin
more puffed up
more egotistic
more affected
more overbearing
more cavalier
more la-di-da
more fancy-pants
more inflated
more important
more selective
more discriminatory
more impertinent
more smart-alecky
more masterful
more domineering
more narcissistic
more huffish
more toploftical
more contemptuous
more bumptious
more insolent
more commanding
more self-satisfied
more bossy
more presumptuous
more standoffish
more ostentatious
more remote
more cliquish
more high-flown
more overweening
more vainglorious
more prideful
more hifalutin
more egoistic
more egoistical
more high-handed
more boastful
more scornful
more bigheaded
more swellheaded
more egocentric
more peremptory
more self-conceited
more self-centered
US
more self-assertive
more biggity
more stiff-necked
more self-centred
UK
more biggety
more grandiose
more assumptive
more opinionated
more assured
more swaggering
more selfish
more immodest
more complacent
more audacious
more overconfident
more self-congratulatory
more self-serving
more pontifical
more bloated
more stuck up
more autocratic
more magisterial
more impudent
more self-righteous
more full of oneself
more swollen
more hubristic
more consequential
more blustering
more high-minded
more artificial
more egomaniacal
more stuck on oneself
more dismissive
more mocking
more self-assured
more inner-directed
more brazen
more self-absorbed
more flaunting
more exaggerated
more orgulous
more highfaluting
more cocksure
more solipsistic
more individualistic
more introverted
more confident
more self-confident
more blusterous
more mannered
more self-seeking
more self-involved
more chichi
more self-interested
more self-obsessed
more extravagant
more contumelious
more bombastic
more elaborate
more poncey
more authoritarian
more priggish
more personal
more overambitious
more abhorrent
more indifferent
more dictatorial
more flamboyant
more heroic
more thoughtless
more portentous
more refined
more specious
more sophomoric
more gracious
more flatulent
more isolated
more subjective
more intrinsic
more intimate
more obsessive
more precious
more stilted
more genteel
more self-respecting
more snot-nosed
more self-complacent
more extroverted
more braggart
more extraverted
more uninhibited
more blustery
more complaisant
more bullish
more tyrannical
more despotic
more detached
more reserved
more distant
more peacockish
more high falutin
more officious
more inconsiderate
more unabashed
more pushful
more prudish
more uncaring
more boldfaced
more barefaced
more procacious
more malapert
more contrived
more hotshot
more independent
more class-conscious
more self-sufficient
more self-indulgent
more self-aggrandizing
more sententious
more full of hot air
more lah-di-dah
more straitlaced
more spectacular
more overstated
more magnificent
more disparaging
more derogatory
more slighting
more denigratory
more deprecatory
more pejorative
more uncomplimentary
more degrading
more demeaning
more derisory
more punctilious
more insulting
more depreciatory
more depreciative
more derisive
more grandiloquent
more derogative
more denigrative
more sanctimonious
more detractive
more scathing
more pietistic
more florid
more magniloquent
more disrespectful
more overblown
more ornate
more withering
more orotund
more unctuous
more turgid
more overripe
more conspicuous
more opprobrious
more aureate
more sardonic
more temperamental
more tinselly
more overwrought
more tumid
more overdone
more verbose
more declamatory
more religiose
more magnific
more judgemental
more pietistical
more judgmental
more classist
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“There is, in the ideal of knighthood itself, an ambiguous element revealing a less arrogant
aristocratic
attitude towards the people.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for designed for customers with a high income
chicer
ritzier
posher
classier
eliter
swisher
swanker
swankier
trendier
fancier
lavisher
choicer
plusher
grander
finer
statelier
snootier
snobbier
cliquier
courtlier
smarter
lovelier
nicer
suaver
comelier
daintier
auguster
better-bred
better-dressed
plushier
richer
lusher
splendider
costlier
glitzier
snazzier
showier
sharper
tonier
snappier
spiffier
flashier
superber
cooler
nattier
flier
princelier
sassier
dapperer
slicker
sweller
hipper
kickier
dressier
dictier
niftier
splashier
better-appointed
fresher
prouder
sleeker
jazzier
comfortabler
heavenlier
greater
groovier
steezier
kinglier
sprucer
trimmer
jauntier
neater
trigger
moderner
cushier
smoother
dandier
frillier
bigger
better-groomed
braver
sublimer
higher-quality
flossier
comfier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
funkier
loftier
gayer
brighter
louder
artier
pricier
lordlier
newer
plummier
sprauncier
swishier
glossier
spivvier
gaudier
better-off
fussier
busier
currenter
extremer
tidier
primmer
crisper
cleaner
wonderfuller
excellenter
snugger
sportier
fabber
peachier
brisker
nimbler
meaner
nobbier
doggier
sprier
hotter
immenser
doper
phatter
keener
bullier
bragger
better
more upmarket
more exclusive
more upscale
more prestigious
more cosmopolitan
more deluxe
more opulent
more ostentatious
more sophisticated
more high-class
more elegant
more luxurious
more sumptuous
more stylish
more select
more refined
more cultivated
more expensive
more handsome
more exquisite
more ornate
more dignified
more overdone
more lah-de-dah
more limited
more private
more special
more cliquish
more graceful
more clannish
more upper crust
more upper-crust
more snobbish
more high-toned
more voguish
more tasteful
more beautiful
more fashionable
more artistic
more discerning
more polished
more classic
more modish
more distinguished
more urbane
more delicate
more majestic
more cultured
more aesthetic
UK
more charming
more dashing
more decorous
more noble
more rare
more debonair
more genteel
more affected
more esthetic
US
more stylized
more recherche
more luxury
more magnificent
more gorgeous
more elaborate
more grandiose
more glamorous
more Lucullan
more glittering
more fancy-pants
more luxuriant
more extravagant
more impressive
more resplendent
more luscious
more imposing
more pretentious
more flash
more chichi
more regal
more splendiferous
more glorious
more spectacular
more indulgent
more quality
more awe-inspiring
more in
more monumental
more imperial
more royal
more breathtaking
more pompous
more baronial
more flamboyant
more magnolious
more voluptuous
more in fashion
more affluent
more sensuous
more stunning
more happening
more rakish
more swankish
more trendsetting
more immoderate
more epic
more striking
more massive
more heroic
more gallant
more magnific
more heroical
more brilliant
more formal
more Homeric
more sovereign
more on fleek
more up to date
more illustrious
more prodigal
more attractive
more sybaritic
more self-indulgent
more epicurean
more tinsel
more sensual
more la-di-da
more marvelous
US
more supercool
more swinging
more awesome
more dazzling
more divine
more embellished
more marvellous
UK
more presidential
more baroque
more au courant
more star-studded
more over the top
more splendorous
more splendrous
more famous
more towering
more executive
more exuberant
more velvet
more excessive
more exaggerated
more contemporary
more valuable
more precious
more elevated
more colorful
US
more ultra
more dear
more profuse
more loaded
more outstanding
more modernistic
more intricate
more de rigueur
more transcendent
more radiant
more dressed up
more colourful
UK
more sartorial
more commanding
more decorative
more decorated
more with-it
more spiffing
more hedonistic
more up-to-date
more ornamental
more adorned
more pleasurable
more popular
more devilish
more fanciful
more unusual
more fancible
more highfalutin
more florid
more prevalent
more fantastic
more terrific
more fabulous
more sensational
more stellar
more in demand
more sought-after
more avant-garde
more fantabulous
more radical
more topping
more corking
more righteous
more supernal
more crackerjack
more prizewinning
more neat and tidy
more boffo
more hype
more bonny
more bonnie
more brill
more tremendous
more amazing
more rad
more desirable
more A-OK
more top-notch
more blue-chip
more bang-up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for noble, venerable, majestic, or awe-inspiring
auguster
grander
statelier
splendider
greater
prouder
loftier
superber
excellenter
kinglier
lordlier
staider
portlier
courtlier
princelier
finer
richer
posher
costlier
seriouser
niftier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
starchier
graver
lavisher
sublimer
swankier
queenlier
ritzier
plusher
heavenlier
sightlier
larger
swanker
braver
swisher
plushier
splashier
powerfuller
more imposing
more magnificent
more noble
more glorious
more majestic
more distinguished
more impressive
more regal
more eminent
more dignified
more illustrious
more celebrated
more monumental
more grandiose
more esteemed
more imperial
more renowned
more elevated
more heroic
more epic
more venerable
more important
more royal
more honored
US
more honoured
UK
more massive
more magnific
more acclaimed
more respected
more baronial
more prestigious
more gallant
more resplendent
more heroical
more Homeric
more brilliant
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more solemn
more hallowed
more awe-inspiring
more high-ranking
more high-minded
more gracious
more magisterial
more opulent
more sumptuous
more gorgeous
more decorous
more formal
more splendiferous
more ceremonious
more reserved
more proper
more sedate
more upright
more composed
more respectable
more refined
more couth
more self-respecting
more luxurious
more spectacular
more striking
more elegant
more awesome
more beautiful
more marvelous
US
more commanding
more marvellous
UK
more magnolious
more pompous
more stunning
more divine
more splendorous
more statuesque
more towering
more dazzling
more deluxe
more breathtaking
more considerable
more fabulous
more stupendous
more sensational
more terrific
more extraordinary
more ominous
more remarkable
more wondrous
more tremendous
more colossal
more formidable
more amazing
more extravagant
more prodigious
more exquisite
more ornate
more expensive
more handsome
more outstanding
more godlike
more rarefied
more Olympian
more transcendent
more radiant
more splendrous
more glittering
more baroque
more flamboyant
more ostentatious
more dramatic
more staggering
more eye-catching
more sovereign
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for superseding others in importance or status
grander
greater
auguster
supremer
archer
bigger
eliter
posher
gentler
graver
huger
larger
loftier
better-known
powerfuller
noteworthier
brighter
worthier
better-connected
uppermore
mightier
richer
better
more leading
more dignified
more distinguished
more elevated
more illustrious
more key
more major
more noble
more predominant
more primary
more eminent
more esteemed
more honored
US
more honoured
UK
more patrician
more refined
more respectable
more venerable
more celebrated
more central
more dominant
more famous
more notable
more principal
more prominent
more regal
more renowned
more respected
more revered
more transcendent
more cardinal
more genteel
more sovereign
more highbred
more overbearing
more overmastering
more sovran
more upmarket
more blue-blooded
more upper-crust
more major league
more important
more noted
more influential
more outstanding
more prestigious
more majestic
more famed
more high-ranking
more extraordinary
more reputable
more memorable
more glorious
more high-up
more acclaimed
more legendary
more marked
more luminous
more brilliant
more exceptional
more peerless
more redoubtable
more significant
more singular
more conspicuous
more special
more shining
more especial
more striking
more remarkable
more unforgettable
more astral
more high-profile
more nonpareil
more top-notch
more major-league
more valued
more prevailing
more notorious
more commanding
more controlling
more prized
more eventful
more formidable
more magnific
more senior
more phenomenal
more fabled
more authoritative
more high profile
more integral
more honorable
US
more towering
more incomparable
more royal
more potent
more recognized
US
more imposing
more successful
more historical
more magnificent
more seminal
more marvelous
US
more puissant
more high-powered
more distinctive
more honourable
UK
more iconic
more resonant
more marvellous
UK
more recognised
UK
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more aristocratic
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