gentleperson (Meaning)

gentleperson

a gentleman or lady

No weak antonyms found.

The gentleperson extended a warm greeting, offering a firm handshake.
In an act of great kindness, the gentleperson assisted an elderly woman across the street.
With gentlepersonly manners, she politely declined the invitation, expressing her gratitude.
The gentleperson's reputation for honesty and integrity was well-known throughout the community.
The gentleperson's soft-spoken voice and respectful demeanor disarmed all who met them.
Amidst the chaos, the gentleperson maintained their composure, demonstrating remarkable grace.
The gentleperson's presence brought a sense of tranquility to the room, calming everyone's nerves.
In expressing opinions, the gentleperson always used respectful language, never resorting to insults.
The gentleperson's actions were guided by an unwavering commitment to ethics and fairness.
Throughout their life, the gentleperson left an enduring legacy of kindness and compassion.

a gentleman or lady

aristocrat, noble,blue blood, patrician, gentle, gentlefolks, gentlefolk, socialite,magnate, mogul

roturier, canaille, proletarian, peasant, plebeian,commoner, pleb,boor, peon, fellah

The gentleperson extended a warm greeting, offering a firm handshake.

In an act of great kindness, the gentleperson assisted an elderly woman across the street.

With gentlepersonly manners, she politely declined the invitation, expressing her gratitude.

The gentleperson's reputation for honesty and integrity was well-known throughout the community.