From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englisharistocraticar‧is‧to‧crat‧ic /ˌærəstəˈkrætɪk◂, əˌrɪs- $ əˌrɪs-/ adjective HIGH POSITION OR RANKbelonging to or typical of the aristocracy SYN noble an aristocratic family
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aristocratic• He spoke with an aristocratic accent.• Pamela came from an aristocratic background.• When their eyes meet she envisions the fulfillment of her dream of marrying a man with aristocratic connections not from Middlemarch.• The Oscar Wilde trials of 1895 condensed representations both of aristocratic debauchery and the corrupting effects of foreign morals.• BDe Mori is a handsome man with light blue eyes and a high, aristocratic forehead.• Lachrymose comedy represented an attitude opposed to the aristocratic one.• He was a dour Yankee, tall, confident, elegant, with a dry wit and aristocratic tastes.• I could hardly go to the home of this aristocratic young woman with stubble on my face. 