Associations to the word «Gentry»
Noun
- Nobility
- Aristocracy
- Peasantry
- Stowe
- Peerage
- Curt
- Burke
- Tradesman
- Clique
- Montgomery
- Stretcher
- Devonshire
- Billie
- Teddy
- Ode
- Landowner
- Nobles
- Shropshire
- Commoner
- Confucianism
- Esquire
- Clergy
- Merry
- Peasant
- Serf
- Magnate
- Loft
- Aristocrat
- Yeomanry
- Burgher
- Alvin
- Artisan
- Retainer
- Nobleman
- Jacobite
- Merchant
- Pastime
- Devon
- Royalist
- Tenant
- Parliamentarian
- Fowler
- Patronage
- Austen
- Cherry
- Whig
- Elite
- Rafter
- Puritan
- Sonora
- Shopkeeper
- Owen
- Meredith
- Labourer
- Mongol
- Bureaucrat
- Planter
- Minnie
- Landlord
- Cossack
- Melvin
- Bureaucracy
- Burgess
- Suffolk
- Manor
- Magistrate
- Capitalist
- Warwickshire
- Fission
- Eunuch
- Visitation
- Sung
- Irish
- Cromwell
- Angie
- Estate
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
GENTRY, noun. Birth; condition; rank by birth.
GENTRY, noun. Courtesy; civility; complaisance.
GENTRY, noun. People of education and good breeding.
GENTRY, noun. (British) In a restricted sense, those people between the nobility and the yeomanry.
GENTRY, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
GENTRY, noun. The most powerful members of a society.
Wise words
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Three quarters of the time one's never in contact with
things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.