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Often used in the same context:
magnates,
tycoons,
plutocrats,
potentates,
aristocrats,
titans,
capitalists,
viscounts,
profiteers,
oilmen,
lords,
oligarchy,
empires,
businessmen,
scions,
bigwigs,
moguls,
moneybags,
overlords,
elites,
mafia,
buccaneers,
giants,
chieftains,
rajahs,
financiers,
politicians,
exploiters,
monopolies,
hirelings,
cabal,
aristocracy,
mafiosi,
avarice,
baronies,
mountebanks,
oligarch,
lackeys,
cronies,
prigs,
shysters,
landed gentry,
politicos,
racketeers,
oligarchical,
robber baron,
tsars,
patricians,
industrialists,
conglomerates,
scoundrels,
noblemen,
gangsters,
rapacity,
freebooters,
toadies,
powerbrokers,
grandees,
pols,
pillagers,
parvenu,
usurers,
behemoths,
satraps,
fiends,
crooks,
gentry,
satrapies,
populists,
madams,
princes,
malefactors,
pashas,
fatcat,
pushers,
aristos,
godfathers,
bankers,
whores,
billionaire,
freebooting,
cartels,
intriguers,
colossuses,
rogues,
maharajahs,
heiresses,
hucksters,
rapaciousness,
dandies,
serfs,
illuminati,
patriarchs,
demagogues,
earls,
latifundia,
socialites,
greed,
harlots,
kings,
flunkies,
nobles,
chiefs,
feudatories,
baronage,
seigneurs,
baron,
boyars,
daimyo,
magnate,
warlords,
abbeys
Appears in the definition of:
john,
john lackland,
king john,
magna carta,
magna charta,
the great charter
Also try:
— Adjectives for barons:
great,
feudal,
english,
powerful,
greater,
lesser,
rebellious,
french,
northern,
scottish,
german,
more...
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