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genteel         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society
a.
1.
Refined, polite, courteous, polished, civil, well-bred, gentlemanly or lady-like.
2.
Fashionable, stylish, elegant (in dress, style of living, etc.).
gentry         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society
['d??ntri]
¦ noun (the gentry) people of good social position, specifically the class next below the nobility.
Origin
ME (in the sense 'superiority of birth or rank'): from Anglo-Norman Fr. genterie, based on gentil (see gentle1).
genteel         
  • temperance]], respectively. In [[Classical antiquity]] and [[Christendom]], prudence and fortitude were seen as the [[cardinal virtues]] that should govern society.
  • A page from Brathwait's book that displays the qualities associated with being a gentleman
  • [[Europe]] and the [[Byzantine Empire]] 1000 CE
  • Hungarian]] nobles, circa 1831
  • Matsue ''[[daimyō]]'' (c. 1850s)
  • A knight being armed.
  • The traditional [[social stratification]] of the [[Western world]] in the 15th century
  • feudal]] social structure in three orders: those who pray (''oratores''), fight (''bellatores'') and work (''laboratores'')
  • Elizabethan]] pedigree of the de Euro family of [[Northumberland]], barons of Warkworth and Clavering. Scrivened, circa 1570 to 1588
  • Group of [[Seonbi]] "virtuous scholar" in Korea that followed confucian precepts)  (c. 18th century)
  • [[George Washington]]
PEOPLE OF HIGH SOCIAL CLASS, IN PARTICULAR OF THE LAND-OWNING SOCIAL CLASS
Gentries; Genteel; Genteel society
1.
A genteel person is respectable and well-mannered, and comes or seems to come from a high social class.
It was a place to which genteel families came in search of health and quiet.
...two maiden ladies with genteel manners and voices.
? common
ADJ
2.
A genteel place or area is quiet and traditional, but may also be old-fashioned and dull.
...the genteel towns of Winchester and Chichester.
ADJ: usu ADJ n