Adjectives of Social Human Attributes - Adjectives of Social Status

These adjectives describe the position, rank, or standing of individuals within a social hierarchy or system.

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royal [adjective]

associated with kings, queens, or monarchies

Ex: The royal guards stood watch outside the castle gates , protecting the monarch .

noble [adjective]

belonging to the highest social or political class

Ex: The noble family 's crest adorned the gates of their ancestral castle , signifying their esteemed status .

sovereign [adjective]

possessing the highest level of authority or control

Ex: The sovereign monarch 's word was law in the kingdom .

privileged [adjective]

having special advantages that are not available to everyone

Ex: Growing up in a privileged family , she had access to the best education and opportunities for personal growth .

supreme [adjective]

having the highest position or rank

Ex: The supreme commander directed the military operations with strategic precision .

respected [adjective]

admired and valued by others for one's qualities, achievements, or actions

Ex: The respected journalist was known for her unbiased reporting and insightful analysis .

honored [adjective]

highly regarded or respected for one's achievements, qualities, or contributions

Ex: The honored artist 's work was displayed in galleries around the world .

respectable [adjective]

worthy of esteem or admiration due to good character, behavior, or achievements

Ex: The respectable student earned top grades and was admired by teachers for her hard work .

esteemed [adjective]

highly respected, admired, or valued by others for one's qualities, achievements, or contributions

Ex: The esteemed elder shared his wisdom and experience with younger generations .

venerable [adjective]

worthy of great respect due to age, wisdom, or character

Ex: He was honored to meet the venerable elder , who had witnessed many changes in their lifetime .

civilian [adjective]

relating to a person who is not a member of the military or police force and does not hold an official position in the government

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middle-class [adjective]

relating to individuals or families with moderate income and lifestyle situated between the wealthy and lower-income groups

Ex: Many middle-class households prioritize homeownership and financial stability .

upper-class [adjective]

relating to those with the highest level of wealth and social status in society

Ex: She was born into an upper-class household and attended prestigious private schools .

working-class [adjective]

relating to individuals or families who work in manual or non-managerial jobs, usually earning modest incomes and facing financial challenges

Ex: Access to affordable healthcare and education are important concerns for the working-class population .

preeminent [adjective]

surpassing others in quality, distinction, or importance

Ex: The preeminent artist of the Renaissance , Leonardo da Vinci , left an indelible mark on the world through his masterpieces .

enslaved [adjective]

held against one's will and forced to work without freedom or rights, often enduring mistreatment and exploitation

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aristocratic [adjective]

reflecting the traits or lifestyle of the nobility, marked by elegance and high social status

Ex: The grand estate had an aristocratic elegance , reflecting its noble heritage .

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