high-bred (Meaning)

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high-bred (a.)

Bred in high life; of pure blood.

The high-bred horse displayed a graceful stride and an elegant gait.
In the aristocratic society, high-bred lineage was paramount for social acceptance.
The high-bred cat's pristine white coat and piercing blue eyes exuded an air of refined elegance.
She was known for her high-bred manners and impeccable etiquette.
The high-bred dog's obedience and loyalty made them an ideal companion for the wealthy family.
The high-bred wine was characterized by its complex flavors and delicate finish.
The high-bred restaurant served exquisite dishes that catered to the most discerning palates.
The high-bred university boasted a prestigious reputation and attracted the brightest students.
He was a high-bred individual who valued education, refinement, and high culture.
The high-bred fashion designer created luxurious garments that were sought after by the elite.

Bred in high life; of pure blood.

noble,aristocratic, blue-blooded, upper-crust, upper-class, gentle, great, genteel, royal, silk-stocking

low, lowly, lower-class, ignoble, plebeian, bastard,common, plebeian, inferior, humble

The high-bred horse displayed a graceful stride and an elegant gait.

In the aristocratic society, high-bred lineage was paramount for social acceptance.

The high-bred cat's pristine white coat and piercing blue eyes exuded an air of refined elegance.

She was known for her high-bred manners and impeccable etiquette.