aristocratic

While agate could likely be acquired much more cheaply, aristocratic Romans were serious about their agate.

Aquiline nose, face long and aristocratic, voice deep and vibrant.

The count was a very old-school diplomat whose service had begun in the aristocratic twilight of 1909.

His long, aristocratic face wore a more melancholy, pensive air than usual.

I suppose she has as much right to call herself the daughter of the moon as to use that aristocratic name.

Some of the aristocratic Zurich families of to-day trace their origin to these Locarno refugees.

She'll scare away everything that breathes with her aristocratic death's head.

The matter is settled, then; the aristocratic newspaper writer will be transported from the country, and that is the end of it.