gentlemen (Meaning)

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gentlemen (pl.)

of Gentleman

No weak antonyms found.

The three gentlemen stood in a dignified manner, their faces reflecting an air of confidence.
The gentlemen raised their glasses in a toast to the evening's festivities.
With impeccable politeness, the gentlemen escorted the ladies into the ballroom.
The gentlemen's conduct was exemplary, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed it.
The gentlemen's knowledge and intellect were a testament to their dedication to education.
The gentlemen's generosity extended not only to their friends but also to those in need.
The gentlemen's love of adventure led them to explore uncharted territories with bravery and enthusiasm.
The gentlemen's legacy would inspire generations to come, reminding them of the importance of integrity and honor.
The gentlemen's unwavering support for one another allowed them to overcome life's challenges with grace and resilience.
As the gentlemen aged, their spirits and camaraderie remained unyielding, solidifying their enduring bond.

of Gentleman

noblemen, princes, peers, knights,lords, grandees, masters, nabobs, esquires, sheiks

fellaheen, commoners, peasants, commoners, boors, plebeians, fellaheen, peons, boors, plebeians

The three gentlemen stood in a dignified manner, their faces reflecting an air of confidence.

The gentlemen raised their glasses in a toast to the evening's festivities.

With impeccable politeness, the gentlemen escorted the ladies into the ballroom.

The gentlemen's conduct was exemplary, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed it.