magnificoes (Meaning)

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magnificoes (pl.)

of Magnifico

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The council of magnificoes, comprising the city's elite, made decisions that shaped the destiny of the realm.
The magnificoes indulged in lavish banquets and opulent displays of wealth.
The grand palaces of the magnificoes were testaments to their power and influence.
The magnificoes exercised control over commerce, the arts, and even the distribution of justice.
The common folk viewed the magnificoes with a mixture of awe and resentment.
The rise of new magnates threatened the dominance of the established magnificoes.
The magnificoes' grip on society began to weaken as the winds of change swept through the land.
The once-mighty magnificoes were eventually replaced by a more representative and democratic form of government.
The legend of the magnificoes and their era is still passed down through generations.
The term "magnificoes" has become synonymous with wealth, power, and the elite ruling class of a bygone era.

of Magnifico

nabobs, moguls,magnates, gentlefolks, gentlepersons, swells, nobles,blue bloods, socialites, gentles

proletarians, canailles, peasants, plebeians, commoners, canailles, plebs, peones,commoners, roturiers

The council of magnificoes, comprising the city's elite, made decisions that shaped the destiny of the realm.

The magnificoes indulged in lavish banquets and opulent displays of wealth.

The grand palaces of the magnificoes were testaments to their power and influence.

The magnificoes exercised control over commerce, the arts, and even the distribution of justice.