Chesterfieldian
peer
upper-class
blue blood
patrician
aristocrat
Petre
Dacre
Berkeley
baronially
Lord Muck
noble
count
barony
grandeeship
baron
baroness
lavement
aristocratically
Lady Muck
Kilbracken
eorl
jester
marquess
ealdorman
thane
lord
viscount
Milady
patriciate
Athelstan
earldom
Southampton
earlship
radman
Seaxneat
baronial
augustly
seneschal
earless
equerry
squire
seignior
aristo
lord of the manor
dapifer
noblemanly
chamberlain
upper class
gentleperson
viscountess
Prince of Wales
Tudor
justiciary
queenlily
court jester
Essexian
Devonshire
Stuart
gesith
title
hajduk
hereditary
aristocratic
Raleigh
regally
baronetess
venerably
viscountship
gentle
aristocratical
cyning
blue
His Britannic Majesty
nobiliary
blue-blooded
eorlcundman
herald
brehon
antrustion
ennoblement
Wessexian
noblesse
kingly
liegeman
Bart
baronet
squiress

English words for 'Someone who acts in a sophisticated, aristocratic manner, reminiscent of the fourth Earl of Chesterfield.'

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