Aristocrat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARISTOCRAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a member of an aristocracy
• a member of the aristocracy
• One of the aristocracy or people of rank in a community; one of a ruling class; a noble.
• One who is overbearing in his temper or habits; a proud or haughty person.
• One who favors an aristocracy as a form of government, or believes the aristocracy should govern.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a member of an aristocracy; noble

Words related to ARISTOCRAT

aristo6 aristocratism17 aristocrats13

Words that contain ARISTOCRAT

aristocrats13 aristocratic16 aristocratism17 aristocratical18 aristocratisms18 nonaristocratic19 aristocraticall19 antiaristocrati17 antiaristocratic20 aristocratically23

How to use ARISTOCRAT in a sentence

• The Speaker was Peyton Randolph, a most courteous aristocrat, with great ability for the duties of a presiding officer.
• And Longstreth, who leaned against the wall, handsome, with his dark face and beard like an aristocrat, resembled many a rich Louisiana planter Duane had met.
• Pusong, who posed as a young aristocrat of considerable learning, determined to go before the king and declare his love for the Princess Isabel.
• He was an aristocrat, he said, and lied in his history.
• He is always an aristocrat of the most uncompromising stamp, and has a contemptuous disdain and intolerance for every form of democracy.
• In a slave country, every freeman is an aristocrat.
• Guizot said of De Tocqueville, that he was an aristocrat who accepted his defeat.
• One instantly guessed that she was an aristocrat by birth and breeding.
• When they do happen then an aristocrat ought to stick to what he had done.
• The true aristocrat I think will have enough grasp, enough steadiness, to be kind and right to every human being and still do the work that ought to be his essential life.
• But he was the same cold aristocrat as ever, perhaps even a shade colder and more distant.
• This old house is the house of an aristocrat with money enough to gratify expensive whims.
• He was a follower of Russell, that aristocrat of reform, and yet voted against his Reform Bill, as many Liberals did, because it was half-hearted.
• He was what, in her Maxim days, she had laughed at as an aristocrat.
• Like Old Hickory he rode into office on a tide of popular feeling against an Eastern man accused of being something of an aristocrat.
• The newspapers always spoke of him as an aristocrat, but the Whigs knew better.
• I assure you that aristocrat has become essential to me, and he can be made to further the success of our plans.
• She had never yet met any one who was quite like this learned, much-travelled, quiet-spoken young aristocrat.
• The sort of democrat who appeals to the babe unborn must be classed with the sort of aristocrat who appeals to his deceased great-grandfather.
• And the Tribunal, as it progresses in its career, becomes more and more insane in its hatred of the party it seeks to destroy, of the anti-revolutionist, of the aristocrat.
• There were the words, words horrible to the democratic imagination, and Webster was proclaimed an aristocrat, and an enemy to the common people.
• One instant of time had put aristocrat, waiter, tramp, and dog upon one common footing of inert and dissolving protoplasm.
• She was quite as much a specimen of an English aristocrat as he was, with her brushed-back, gray hair, and her beautiful, hard, fine-featured face.
• In the best meaning of the word, Jesus was an aristocrat.
• So now we will dismiss this uninteresting young aristocrat, retaining merely his outer shell, the fashionable morning-coat, which Mr.

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