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Often used in the same context:
nobles,
princes,
noblemen,
courtesans,
royals,
commoners,
flatterers,
aristocrats,
viscounts,
potentates,
aristocracy,
factotums,
footmen,
consort,
gentry,
retinue,
servants,
pashas,
vassals,
viziers,
aristos,
ducal,
nobility,
bedchamber,
duchess,
plebeians,
empresses,
swains,
liege,
thrones,
monarchs,
sycophants,
earls,
beaux,
patricians,
emperors,
hapsburgs,
empress,
niccolo machiavelli,
lords,
ecclesiastics,
coterie,
monarchies,
palace,
maharajahs,
flunkies,
imperial,
rajahs,
louis xiii,
edward vii,
landed gentry,
plantagenets,
anne boleyn,
equerry,
squires,
countesses,
statesmen,
royalists,
viceroys,
pageboys,
dukes,
majesties,
princeling,
regicide,
abbots,
praetorian guard,
royal highness,
ahasuerus,
dominions,
hoi polloi,
roundheads,
louis xvi,
mistresses,
cardinal richelieu,
shahs,
plebs,
rulers,
sultans,
grand vizier,
holy roman emperor,
satraps,
butlers,
hetman,
knights,
plutocrats,
queens,
noblewomen,
grandees,
princess,
seraglio,
tribunes,
mountebanks,
menials,
louis xv,
monarchists,
serfs,
crones,
servitors,
doges,
nawabs,
knaves,
courtier,
cardinals,
friends,
adventurers,
authors,
generals,
patrons,
churchmen,
disciples,
eunuchs,
guests,
ministers,
poets,
prelates,
professors
Also try:
— Adjectives for courtiers:
other,
many,
young,
few,
english,
several,
french,
old,
principal,
male,
obsequious,
more...
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