Similar words: neighbor, neighborly, neighboring, neighborhood, in the neighborhood of, neighbour, neighbourly, neighbouring. Meaning: adj. belonging to the peerage.
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1. What would a high-born lady be doing in the wilds of Oxfordshire?
2. No high-born dames, no wealthy patroness for Miss Theodosia Kyte!
3. He had watched Jeopardy's high-born women being bundled into an open cart.
4. Lowborn men are but a breath, the highborn are but a lie; if weighed on a balance, they are nothing; together they are only a breath.
5. Such a heritage created generation emperor emperor, he highborn how?
6. Brothers of the Kingsguard are most often highborn sons of great or powerful families who have been knighted[sentencedict.com/highborn.html], but seldom the heirs of great fortunes or estates.
7. Most of the major figures arrived at their forward - looking views from highborn stations in life.
8. When a leaf becomes a lady or thought to be a highborn lady, is there more bestowal?
9. He spoke to the maid as if he were speaking to the most highborn of nobles.
10. Noble House and Game of Thrones campaigns should use the Highborn and Wealth rules.
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