Associations to the word «Magnate»
Noun
- Yacht
- Matilda
- Forbes
- Hungary
- Domesday
- Archibald
- Grandson
- Baronet
- Bury
- Heir
- Packer
- Aquitaine
- Norman
- Oil
- Banking
- Gould
- Anglo
- Princes
- Galen
- Baronetage
- Retainer
- Racehorse
- Newspaper
- Heiress
- Conrad
- Hancock
- Textile
- Galicia
- Regency
- Transvaal
- Realm
- Charter
- Holding
- Christensen
- Gina
- Wynn
- Vas
- Hungarian
- Faction
- Owner
- Baronetcy
- Anjou
- Fife
- Manor
- Peerage
- Collector
- Clergy
- Samuel
- Ogden
- Syndicate
- Butte
- Breeder
- Noble
- Chao
- Legate
- Lesser
- Alexei
- Hussein
- Crusade
- Coal
- Donald
- Axel
- Eustace
- Principality
- Christina
- Argyll
- Fortune
- Donation
- Henry
- Founder
- Niece
- Reilly
- Wealth
- Confederation
- Kraft
- Northumberland
- Vaudeville
- Tenant
Adjective
Wiktionary
MAGNATE, noun. Metal object with flux.
MAGNATE, noun. Powerful industrialist; captain of industry.
MAGNATE, noun. A person of rank, influence or distinction in any sphere.
Dictionary definition
MAGNATE, noun. A very wealthy or powerful businessman; "an oil baron".
Wise words
Words are but symbols for the relations of things to one
another and to us; nowhere do they touch upon absolute
truth.