aristocratic superiority

language: en

definitions

  1. The attitude or belief held by members of the aristocracy that they are inherently better, more refined, or more deserving of privilege and power than others due to their noble lineage or high social status.
    en: The attitude or belief held by members of the aristocracy that they are inherently better, more refined, or more deserving of privilege and power than others due to their noble lineage or high social status.
  2. The actual state of possessing higher rank, social standing, or inherent qualities and privileges associated with the nobility or the upper class.
    en: The actual state of possessing higher rank, social standing, or inherent qualities and privileges associated with the nobility or the upper class.

examples

  1. His condescending tone was a clear sign of his aristocratic superiority.

    His condescending tone was a clear sign of his aristocratic superiority.

  2. The law was designed to maintain the aristocratic superiority of the ruling class.

    The law was designed to maintain the aristocratic superiority of the ruling class.