squirearchy UK
ˈskwaɪərˌɑːrki
squirearchies
Definition

Definition of squirearchy - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

gentryDatedUKgroup of landowners with social or political influenceDatedUK
  • The squirearchy dominated local politics in the 18th century.
  • The squirearchy resisted the new tax measures.
  • A wealthy squirearchy shaped county customs for generations.
gentry landed gentry
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Origin of squirearchy

English, squire (landowner) + Greek, -archy (rule)

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  1. French:squirearchie, ...
  2. German:Gutsherrschaft, ...
  3. Italian:piccola nobiltà terriera, ...
  4. Spanish:clase terrateniente, ...
  5. Portuguese:aristocracia rural, ...
  6. Chinese:乡绅阶层, ...
  7. Japanese:地主階級, ...
  8. Arabic:طبقة ملاك الأراضي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סְקְוַיְרָרְכִּיָּה, ...
  10. Russian:дворянство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:знатні люди, ...
  12. Hindi:गेंट्री, ...

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