Synonyms for

Patrician

Verb / pʌˈtrɪʃʌn / Another word for patrician — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

A person of high rank or noble birth, especially in ancient Rome.

Synonyms & similar words

blueblooded aristocratic aristocratical blueblood gentle aristocrat blue aristocrat noble lord lady peer elite highborn wellborn privileged gentle gentlefolk gentry nobility patriciate

Example sentences

  1. The patrician family lived in a grand palace in Rome.
  2. The patrician's children were educated by the best teachers in the city.
  3. The patrician was respected and admired for his wisdom and leadership.
  4. The patricians often held important positions in the Roman government.
  5. The patrician's wealth and power were envied by many.

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  • The patrician class was the ruling class of ancient Rome, but they were not always fair or just. - Mary Beard
  • The patricians of ancient Rome were born into a life of wealth, power, and privilege, but many of them were also corrupt and cruel. - Mike Duncan
  • The patricians were the aristocrats of ancient Rome, but they were also the target of many popular uprisings and rebellions. - Sarah Bond

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