Synonym: aristocracy. Similar words: intransigent, intransigence, entry, agent, gently, cogent, urgent, gentle. Meaning: ['dʒentrɪ] n. the most powerful members of a society.
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91 He was descended from Hudson Valley landed gentry and millionaire New York merchants, and went to Groton and Harvard.
92 He's landed gentry. Those guys have nothing better to do than flirt and ride horses.
93 Chapslee offers a chance to enjoy the dandified life of the English gentry at a price which would barely buy afternoon tea in an English country house.
94 The keenest of bucolic minds felt a whispering awe the sight the gentry ( George Eliot ).
95 The landed gentry are those who own land from which they obtain their income.
96 After he had gone out, Mother and I both shook our heads over his hard life: many children, famines, taxes, soldiers, bandits, officials and landed gentry,[http://sentencedict.com/gentry.html] all had squeezed him as dry as a mummy.
97 Although the vote was extended, power was still in the hands of the landed gentry and men of property. For many this did not go far enough.
98 As adopt west law officer ore that produce come Pingxiang , gentry Pingxiang coal that control exploit, manage leading right begin to be struck, and lose finally.
99 Their attitudes were those of the ", landless gentry" as Orwell later called lower-middle-class people whose pretensions to social status had little relation to their income.
100 Gentry treasure (SAAB) is a special development formerly strategical the factory of the plane, produce opportunity for combat for Swedish air force since 1937.
101 As a humanistic subject ology of British higher education and its gentry sys tem.
102 Gentry sent to market will not buy one bushel of corn.
103 Though these bodies were nothing more than talking shops for the elite, they did galvanise the Han gentry into action.
104 Ths creation of a new rural gentry , however , had another side.
105 Everybody was for putting down the local tyrants and evil gentry.
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