Thesaurus / peerage
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synonyms for peerage
- dignity
- generosity
- superiority
- virtue
- greatness
- integrity
- grandeur
- upper class
- magnanimity
- majesty
- society
- elevation
- incorruptibility
- ennoblement
- exaltation
- royalty
- gentry
- magnificence
- elite
- loftiness
- glorification
- uprightness
- illustriousness
- excellence
- honor
- high society
- sublimity
- stateliness
- worthiness
- nobleness
- patricians
- ruling class
- magnanimity
- majesty
- society
- incorruptibility
- integrity
- ennoblement
- generosity
- greatness
- excellence
- grandeur
- elevation
- exaltation
- royalty
- blood
- birth
- gentry
- magnificence
- elite
- loftiness
- glorification
- dignity
- uprightness
- illustriousness
- superiority
- honor
- virtue
- blue blood
- high society
- upper class
- stateliness
- sublimity
- worthiness
- nobleness
- patricians
- ruling class
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antonyms for peerage
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- depression
- unimportance
- meanness
- humiliation
- denunciation
- debasement
- condemnation
- inferiority
- insignificance
- dishonor
- disgrace
- selfishness
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How to use peerage in a sentence
Estates sufficient to support the highest rank in the peerage were distributed among his illegitimate children.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAYThe meanest hind was ennobled by the accolade of martyrdom to the loftiest peerage of the skies.
THE CATACOMBS OF ROMEWILLIAM HENRY WITHROWThe other notice which Sir William had given for a committee on peerage reform was not followed up.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLANThe satisfaction consequent on Pitt's accession to power faded at the news that he had accepted a peerage as Earl of Chatham.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND - VOL. X.WILLIAM HUNTGeorge, who did not approve of a large increase in the peerage, was forced to yield to his minister's exigencies.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND - VOL. X.WILLIAM HUNTNelson was advanced to the lowest rank of the peerage, as Baron Nelson of the Nile.
THE LIFE OF NELSON, VOL. I (OF 2)A. T. (ALFRED THAYER) MAHANThis ingenious interleaving of the Bible and the Peerage found a host of admirers.
ART IN ENGLANDDUTTON COOKPerhaps in the peerage, as in every other class, there are all sorts and conditions of mind and heart.
A HOUSEFUL OF GIRLSSARAH TYTLERHe added with an air of impatience, "She's been hunting in the Peerage."
TRISTRAM OF BLENTANTHONY HOPEThe peerage must have unique rules by which to frame its standards.
A HOUSEFUL OF GIRLSSARAH TYTLERWORDS RELATED TO PEERAGE
- dignity
- elevation
- elite
- ennoblement
- exaltation
- excellence
- generosity
- gentry
- glorification
- grandeur
- greatness
- high society
- honor
- illustriousness
- incorruptibility
- integrity
- loftiness
- magnanimity
- magnificence
- majesty
- nobleness
- patricians
- peerage
- royalty
- ruling class
- society
- stateliness
- sublimity
- superiority
- upper class
- uprightness
- virtue
- worthiness
- birth
- blood
- blue blood
- dignity
- elevation
- elite
- ennoblement
- exaltation
- excellence
- generosity
- gentry
- glorification
- grandeur
- greatness
- high society
- honor
- illustriousness
- incorruptibility
- integrity
- loftiness
- magnanimity
- magnificence
- majesty
- nobleness
- patricians
- peerage
- royalty
- ruling class
- society
- stateliness
- sublimity
- superiority
- upper class
- uprightness
- virtue
- worthiness
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.