patrician
/pəˈtrɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A member of the highest social class in ancient Rome, or a person of noble birth or breeding. A person of refined and cultivated taste or breeding.
“The patrician family had a long history of wealth and influence in the community.”
2. adjective
Having or showing noble birth or breeding; refined and cultured.
“The patrician atmosphere of the old mansion was evident in its intricate details and artwork.”