Associations to the word «Gentry»
Noun
- Lon
- Pelican
- Setup
- Rebel
- Zeal
- Chimpanzee
- Ming
- Liberalism
- Family
- Gazetteer
- Hun
- Sussex
- Nick
- Servant
- Buddhism
- Heroine
- Confucius
- Kenneth
- Sophia
- Raleigh
- Uprising
- Norfolk
- Monty
- Ritchie
- Taker
- Populace
- Consolidation
- Countryside
- Taxation
- Pretender
- Tung
- Horseback
- Wu
- Catholicism
- Belinda
- Militia
- Patron
- Insurgent
- Belonging
- Rank
- Gloucestershire
- Meath
- Steele
- Domination
- Outfielder
- Great
- Retribution
- Troy
- Footing
- Hospitality
- Grievance
- Mercer
- Ulster
- Dominance
- Holt
- Bulb
- Colonial
- Northumberland
- Splendour
- Sui
- Eighteenth
- Protestantism
- Ancestry
- Disruption
- Herald
- Peer
- Ruby
- Chichester
- Ireland
- Descendant
- Missouri
- Bernard
- Nashville
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.
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