aristocratic in Latin
aristocratic in Latin is summās — aristocratic means belonging to, or typical of, the aristocracy — noble, refined, or privileged in bearing.
aristocratic in Latin
summās
Of, pertaining to, or favouring, an aristocracy
What does "aristocratic" mean?
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adjective Belonging to, or typical of, the aristocracy — noble, refined, or privileged in bearing.
"He had an aristocratic manner that made him seem distant."
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aristocratic in a sentence
- He had an aristocratic manner that made him seem distant.
- The house was furnished in an aristocratic, old-money style.
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What is "aristocratic" in Latin?
"aristocratic" in Latin is summās. aristocratic means: Belonging to, or typical of, the aristocracy — noble, refined, or privileged in bearing.
How do you use "aristocratic" in a sentence?
Example: "He had an aristocratic manner that made him seem distant." In Latin, "aristocratic" is summās.
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