aristocratically

In lordly fashion

In the manner of aristocrats—with the bearing, refinement, or presumed superiority of the upper class.

Someone who carries themselves aristocratically moves with studied elegance and perhaps a touch of aloofness: She waved aristocratically from the balcony.

The word often implies haughtiness or condescension: He aristocratically dismissed their concerns.

manner

haughtily

With disdainful superiority

imperiously · aloofly · lordly · grandly · regally · stately · dignified · poised · refined · elegantly

lineage

nobility

Titled ruling class

highborn · dynasty · hereditary · pedigree · ancestry · lineage · ducal · baronial · marquess · earl

lifestyle

opulence

Showy, abundant prosperity

manor · estate · chateau · grandeur · splendor · gilded · ornate · extravagant · refined · cultivated

privilege

entitled

Having rightful claim

manorial · propertied · leisured · moneyed · advantaged · favored · sheltered · insulated · rarefied · cloistered

social

etiquette

Rules of polite conduct

manners · courtesy · formality · ceremony · gala · ball · salon · soirée · court · society

Opposites
social class and status

aristocraticallycommonly

With frequent occurrence

ignobly · lowly · humbly · baseborn · proletarian

refinement and manner

aristocraticallycoarsely

In unrefined manner

crudely · vulgarly · boorishly · uncouthly · tastelessly

attitude and demeanor

aristocraticallyhumbly

Without pride or arrogance

meekly · modestly · unpretentiously · deferentially · self-effacingly

Family

democracy, monarchy, aristocracy, autocracy, aristocrat, aristocratic, plutocracy, oligarchy, theocracy

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G