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Often used in the same context:
noblemen,
aristocrats,
courtiers,
aristocracy,
hapsburgs,
emperors,
courtesans,
viscounts,
commoners,
nobility,
gentry,
ducal,
seleucus,
landed gentry,
earls,
monarchs,
noblewomen,
princes,
scythians,
carthaginians,
empresses,
viceroys,
pashas,
yorkist,
monarchies,
serfs,
seleucid,
hohenzollern,
viziers,
knights,
gauls,
holy roman emperor,
lairds,
imperial,
crassus,
dukedom,
aristos,
peasants,
duchy,
plantagenets,
parthians,
kings,
jacobites,
kingship,
oliver cromwell,
ahasuerus,
cesare borgia,
regicide,
carolingian,
antiochus,
vassals,
plebeians,
antiochus iv,
thrones,
romanovs,
royals,
lords,
habsburgs,
ethelred,
caliph,
merovingian dynasty,
clans,
kievan,
manchus,
angevin,
ecclesiastics,
louis xiii,
thracians,
diocletian,
frederick barbarossa,
shogunate,
kingdoms,
constantinople,
emperor napoleon iii,
townsmen,
cardinal richelieu,
parthia,
baronies,
khans,
artaxerxes,
etruscans,
domitian,
grand vizier,
abbots,
legionaries,
medieval,
mithridates,
servants,
vercingetorix,
dominions,
middle ages,
hernando cortes,
seljuks,
freemen,
wallachia,
hetman,
peasantry,
divinities,
genoese,
concubines,
achaemenids,
principalities,
grandees,
magnates,
dignitaries,
nobleman,
prelates,
landowners,
barons,
chiefs,
churchmen,
seigneurs,
clerics,
notables,
feudatories
Appears in the definition of:
equerry,
louis xi,
siraj-ud-daula
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— Adjectives for nobles:
great,
other,
many,
young,
french,
english,
powerful,
scottish,
feudal,
roman,
few,
more...
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