aristocracy

IPA: ɛrʌstˈɑkrʌsi

Examples of "aristocracy" in Sentences

The agenda of the aristocracy is the destruction of western civilization.
The word aristocracy appeared late in our language, arriving via France in the mid-sixteenth century.
Rousseau's preference was for what he calls aristocracy, a government of the most wise and experienced.
Let no one exclaim against aristocracy; were we all perfectly _equal to-day_, there would be an _aristocracy to-morrow_.
Throw the whole our way or the highway rant out the window and look where America's new aristocracy is holding thier winter meeting.
If you want that maybe you should hop in a time machine and go back to pre-revolutionary France where aristocracy is the goverment of choice.
"You have no doubt remarked," said Florestan, with a smile, "that the persons assembled here this evening do not belong to what we call the aristocracy --"
On one side the ultras, whose objection to transfer a portion of the Royal authority to what they call the aristocracy, occupy nearly all the posts which influence the operations of the electoral assemblies.
The Latin American aristocracy - for the most part, and for most of the last two centuries - has combined the worst aspects of aristocracy with the worst aspects of capitalism, and has exhibited the better aspects of neither one.