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Often used in the same context:
luminaries,
worthies,
gurus,
maestros,
bigwigs,
exponents,
titans,
figureheads,
glitterati,
philistines,
dilettantes,
enfants terribles,
grandees,
cognoscenti,
culturati,
mavens,
eminences,
classicists,
magnates,
enfant terrible,
biggies,
supremos,
intelligentsia,
thinkers,
iconoclasts,
savants,
visionaries,
votaries,
stormy petrel,
tycoons,
godfathers,
notables,
epigones,
shakers,
arriviste,
doyenne,
commentators,
giants,
maharajahs,
poseurs,
plutocrats,
scions,
latterday,
intellectuals,
theorists,
literati,
impresarios,
admen,
ranters,
illuminati,
metaphysicians,
seers,
young turk,
hotshots,
colossuses,
innovators,
superstars,
greats,
mems,
pioneers,
mountebanks,
controversialist,
tyros,
puritans,
antiquarians,
fabulists,
tribunes,
fieriest,
contemporaries,
nawabs,
barons,
oenologists,
statesmen,
heavyweights,
afrikanerdom,
eggheads,
geniuses,
legends,
ignoramuses,
revivalists,
clubbish,
satirists,
rationalists,
infra dig,
buffoons,
socialites,
paragons,
repute,
connoisseurs,
stodgiest,
pedagogues,
petit bourgeois,
mandarins,
demigods,
smarties,
booboisie,
pedants,
icons,
stuffiest,
messiahs,
firmament
Also try:
— Adjectives for doyens:
such,
other,
literary,
great
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