Adjective:

అవాంఛనీయత, కులివాన్,

patrician's Usage Examples:

As Time would later write, Brookhart"s "pugnacious cowhide radicalism nettled patrician Senators.

paternoster, patriate, patriation, Patricia, patrician, patriciate, patricidal, patricide, Patrick, patriclinous, patricliny, patrifocal, patrilateral.

the cursus honorum was the princeps senatus, an extremely prestigious office for a patrician.

The gens Servilia was a patrician family at ancient Rome.

The status, of being both plebeian or patrician, was hereditary.

Yates' election was notable as the council was generally made up of wealthy merchants and he was the sole lawyer among the group, and was known for his attacks against the patrician landowners of the era and support for small farmers.

Manlius belonged to the patrician Manlia gens of the young subbranch known as the Manlii Capitolini.

Raised in a traditional patrician family, he studied in local parochial schools.

Following Belinsky's early advice, Maykov abandoned Lucius, a weak Epicurean, and made the new hero Decius, a patrician who, while hating Nero, still hopes for the state to rise up from its ashes.

would abandon the city en masse in a protest emigration and leave the patrician order to themselves.

Adulteries, homicides perpetrated by his own hand, passed unnoticed, unrevenged; for the patrician of the city, Gregory, was the brother of the Pope;.

The Council was composed of ten patrician magistrates elected by the Great Council to one-year terms.

Synonyms:

adult, grownup,

Antonyms:

noble, dishonorableness, juvenile,