to become aristocratic or undergo gentrification

The upper house of a bicameral parliament in a constitutional monarchy, typically composed of members of the nobility; specifically the British House of Lords or the former Japanese House of Peers.

A form of government in which power is held by a small group of people who have special status based on birth, property, or land

Literary works created for or appreciated by the upper class and nobility; typically characterized by refined language and elaborate style.

aristocracy; aristocratic society

Expensive and exclusive private school catering to the children of the wealthy and elite.

single person who is financially independent and enjoys a high-quality lifestyle; eligible bachelor or bachelorette

an unmarried adult who is financially well-off and enjoys a high quality of life; single person who lives a comfortable or fashionable lifestyle without the burdens of family