high-born 
adjective
Having noble parents: a high-born Portuguese family...
- Raised a Catholic, he came from a high-born family; his father was a rich timber merchant, and his mother a friend of Egypt's King Farouk.
- Sensing a threat both to their property and their prerogative, the high-born gentlemen put an end to the little experiment in selfless utopianism.
- Born Catholic Daisy O'Dwyer in County Tipperary, she later claimed descent from a high-born Protestant family.
Synonyms
noble, aristocratic, of noble birth, noble-born, well born, titled, patrician, blue-blooded, upper-class;
British county
informal posh, upper-crust, top-drawer
archaic gentle, of gentle birth
- makeable
- make a bolt for
- make a break for
- make a clean breast of it
- make a clean job of something
- make a clean sweep
- make a conquest of
- make a day (or night) of it
- make a dead set at
- make-a-do
- make a drama out of
- make a fight of it
- make a fool of
- make after
- make a fuss
- make a fuss over (or of)
- make a galah of oneself
- make (a) game of
- make a go of
- make a hames of
- make a hash of
- make-ahead
- make a hit
- make a hole in
- make a Horlicks of