gentry (Also gentries) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to gentry

  • aristocracy«
  • the Quality«
  • gentry«
  • landed gentry«
  • patrician«
  • blue«
  • squirearchy«
  • nobility«
  • noble«
  • aristocrat«
  • gentility«
  • blue blood«
  • genteelness«
  • breeding«
  • yeomanry«
  • clergy«
  • aristocratic«
  • the quality«
  • gentle«
  • brahmin«
  • gentleman«
  • blue-blooded«
  • male aristocrat«
  • squiralty«
  • virginia«
  • aristocratical«
  • female aristocrat«
  • shizoku«
  • chivalry«
  • ragman roll«
  • reformation«
  • peerage«
  • pospolite«
  • estate«
  • baronet«
  • middle age«
  • samurai«
  • gentrification«
  • church«
  • raja«
  • arm«
  • prince«
  • gentrice«
  • europe«
  • royal«
  • gentleperson«
  • upper class«
  • rajah«
  • rani«
  • franklin«
  • knight«
  • imperial«
  • esquire«
  • family«
  • education«
  • society«
  • court guide«
  • catholic church«
  • grand«
  • county family«
  • hereditary priestly class«
  • princess«
  • coat«
  • noblesse«
  • western ukrainian society«
  • baronetage«
  • knighthood«
  • caste«
  • purple«
  • baronage«
  • brahman«
  • august«
  • surname«
  • sweden«
  • celibacy«
  • ranee«
  • nordic country«
  • term gentry«
  • nobleman«
  • clerical upper class«
  • dauphin«
  • baltic german«
  • noble class«
  • england«
  • grand duke«
  • virginia gentry class«
  • noblewoman«
  • class«
  • sovereign«
  • ignobles«
  • principality«
  • title«
  • upper crust«
  • plato«
  • prince consort«
  • compulsory celibacy«
  • crown prince«
  • absolutism«
  • princess royal«
  • latvian«
  • male monarch«
  • wealth«
  • king«
  • secular estate«
  • cavalier«
  • mediaeval university«
  • maharaja«
  • bishop«
  • princedom«
  • social position«
  • female monarch«
  • frälse«
  • crown princess«
  • colony«
  • chevalier«
  • daimyo«
  • maharajah«
  • medieval church«
  • crowned head«
  • concept«
  • significant political role«
  • dignity«
  • livonia«
  • queen regnant«
  • governorate«
  • queen«
  • official right«
  • princeling«
  • ideal«
  • emperor«
  • estonian«
  • monarch«
  • indo«
  • maharani«
  • power«
  • ecclesiastical heraldry«
  • social ritual«
  • status«
  • social class«
  • archduchess«
  • land«
  • tzarina«
  • term«
  • maharanee«
  • monastery«
  • lordliness«
  • christian clergy«
  • czaritza«
  • noblesse oblige«
  • sir«
  • clerical position«
  • guardian«
  • korea«
  • influence«
  • gentleman farmer«
  • military«
  • family coat«
  • maryland«
  • country«
  • western europe«
  • considerable wealth«
  • first family«
  • baltic region«
  • rise«
  • independence«
  • estonia«
  • archduke«
  • person«
  • gravitas«
  • high middle age«
  • tsaritsa«
  • virtue«
  • tsarina«
  • christendom«
  • czarina«
  • peasantry«
  • peeress«
  • merchant«
  • sword«
  • people«
  • structure«
  • buddhist monk«
  • reformed church«
  • weorcmen«
  • universal european institution«
  • undeutsch«
  • tripartite fashion«
  • traditional british social class«
  • term upper class«
  • term shìnónggōngshāng«
  • term aristocrat«
  • strict signification«
  • sporadic step«
  • spanish hombre gentil«
  • sir x y«
  • significant native nobility«
  • russian nationalist press«
  • quality identical«
  • protestant north europe«
  • privileged military status«
  • old french genterie«
  • offshoot family«
  • nordic – earl«
  • modern upper class«
  • meritocratic social class system«
  • meritocratic scholar«
  • medieval church legacy«
  • mediaeval tenant«
  • mediaeval gentleman«
  • mediaeval free city«
  • mediaeval catholic tradition«
  • manor similar«
  • lithuanian national awareness«
  • latvian aspect«
  • lars petersson latinized«
  • kshatriyas/rathaestar«
  • krestyanin/smerd«
  • japan feudalism«
  • invariable translation«
  • inheritable privilege«
  • indeterminate social status«
  • hereditary clerical upper class«
  • gentries«
  • gebedmen«
  • feudal japan«
  • farmer lifestyle«
  • designation baron«
  • courtly love strand«
  • confucian scholar gentry«
  • class significance«
  • christian community—for«
  • chinese confucian morality«
  • castes—gentry«
  • brahmin/athravan«
  • baltic german gentry«
  • baltic german era«
  • baltic german association«
  • baltic aristocracy«
  • balkans—helped«
  • esq«
  • baltic«
  • lutheran«
  • lutheran church«
  • upper«
  • commoner«
  • xiǎorén«
  • warlike middle age«
  • unlimited sway half«
  • term jūnzǐ«
  • term esquire«
  • term crucial«
  • suffix esq«
  • single powerful secular government«
  • simple spread«
  • religious chivalry«
  • reformed context«
  • privilege entail«
  • powerful continent«
  • paid retainer«
  • original english colonist«
  • orderly time«
  • old french genterise«
  • occupations«
  • noble meant«
  • narrow social scope«
  • monasticae«
  • italian gentil uomo«
  • informal compliment«
  • humble virginia immigrant«
  • hereditary tight«
  • hereditary land ownership«
  • hereditary elitism«
  • gentelise«
  • feudal partitioning«
  • european caste«
  • english manorial trapping«
  • degreed master«
  • clerical«
  • century heraldists«
  • central ecclesiastical power«
  • caste role«
  • baronial legacy«
  • adeln«
  • idea«
  • farmer«
  • liturgy«
  • indian subcontinent«
  • charles ii«
  • widest connotation«
  • sociocultural import«
  • province palatinate status«
  • print ancient buddhist text«
  • priestly dynasty«
  • preponderant share«
  • outright serfdom«
  • movable metal type printing press«
  • medieval christendom«
  • latin generosus«
  • language family name«
  • herr lars«
  • herr han«
  • geomori«
  • fyrdmen«
  • french gentilhomme«
  • essential superiority«
  • correct styling«
  • clerical nobility«
  • chivalric attitude«
  • analogous traditional elite«
  • mid-20th century«
  • political power«
  • volkhvs«
  • true intellectual«
  • term gentleman«
  • strict technical requirement«
  • redorer son blason«
  • real dynasty«
  • ideal career«
  • gyllen«
  • german adel«
  • fundamental social division«
  • english interregnum period«
  • demiurgi«
  • continental sense«
  • common naming practice«
  • cloth tunic«
  • calvinist concept«
  • byzantine greek east«
  • basic literary skill«
  • ukrainian countryside«
  • silfver«
  • peter cos«
  • mediaeval literature«
  • mediaeval institution«
  • latin gentilis«
  • korean monarchy«
  • goryeo royal court«
  • european coronation ceremony«
  • earliest vision«
  • classical confucianism«
  • era«
  • lord«
  • tripartite soul«
  • spirited element«
  • southern gentry«
  • polish rival«
  • mediaeval world«
  • herr olof«
  • exemplary person«
  • confucian gentleman«
  • crusade«
  • sense«
  • population«
  • productivity«
  • exception«
  • ära«
  • swedish clergy«
  • lithuanian gentry«
  • institutional importance«
  • idle pursuit«
  • german segment«
  • ecclesiastical calling«
  • swedish«
  • son«
  • western ukrainian clergy«
  • title dame«
  • regular difference«
  • protestant northern europe«
  • petty person«
  • oratores«
  • inferior title«
  • ecclesiastical address«
  • deep political division«
  • christian episcopal«
  • bellatores«
  • honour«
  • institution«
  • laboratores«
  • european feudal system«
  • eupatridae«
  • curonia«
  • class landowner«
  • castle city«
  • apparent superiority«
  • rome«
  • category«
  • duty«
  • vice admiral sir timothy laurence«
  • religious hierarch«
  • common endeavour«
  • formation«
  • ukrainian clergy«
  • proper surname«
  • professional clergy«
  • fitzhughs«
  • form«
  • rank«
  • roman empire«
  • professional bureaucracy«
  • poor nobleman«
  • minor aristocracy«
  • laurentius petri gothus«
  • administrative integration«
  • abbot«
  • germany«
  • mile christi«
  • homoioi«
  • formal demarcation«
  • christian theocracy«
  • american gentry«
  • soldier«
  • authority«
  • upper clergy«
  • maryland family«
  • orthodox brother«
  • hanseaten«
  • foundational charter«
  • feudal tradition«
  • entire clergy«
  • sovereignty«
  • baron«
  • voin«
  • catholic aristocracy«
  • virginia dynasty«
  • gentiluomo«
  • formal protocol«
  • feudal landholder«
  • ukrainian catholic priest«
  • trifunctional hypothesis«
  • psychological structure«
  • mediaeval europe«
  • courtesy book«
  • confucian view«
  • substantive title«
  • rent income«
  • realm«
  • male recipient«
  • heraldic rule«
  • west«
  • european feudalism«
  • christian basis«
  • chinese nobility«
  • urban milieu«
  • succinct description«
  • chesapeake colony«
  • gentilhomme«
  • central tradition«
  • descent«
  • wealthier«
  • quirites«
  • mutual rivalry«
  • holy catholic«
  • hereditary knighthood«
  • thomas innes«
  • southern elite«
  • professional standing army«
  • ehren«
  • model«
  • specific society«
  • grand burgher«
  • baltic german nobility«
  • secular aspect«
  • gentle birth«
  • ritual«
  • country gentry«
  • native aristocracy«
  • communal identity«
  • army«
  • imperial census«
  • hereditary caste«
  • culture«
  • western ukrainian«
  • senior family«
  • correct performance«
  • name«
  • religious administration«
  • behaviour«
  • hrh princess anne«
  • earliest university«
  • class boundary«
  • chattel slave«
  • learney«
  • confucian society«
  • scottish baron«
  • gaetano mosca«
  • confucianism«
  • moral guide«
  • laurentius petri«
  • imperial exam«
  • perioeci«
  • milites«
  • korean buddhist monk«
  • formal mean«
  • absolutist monarchy«
  • social caste«
  • regular fee«
  • monarchical power«
  • principal estate«
  • cultural universal«
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