etonian
/iːˈtoʊniən/
noun
- A person who is or was a student at Eton College, a prestigious private school in England.
- She met an Etonian at the university who shared her love for rowing.
- Many famous British politicians are Etonians.
- The old Etonian returned to his school for the reunion.
- A person who is associated with the elite or privileged class, often because of their education or background.
- The club was full of Etonians who seemed to know everyone important.
- Some people criticize the government for being run by Etonians.
- He spoke with the confident air of an Etonian, even though he had never attended the school.
adjective
- Relating to Eton College or its students and alumni.
- The Etonian traditions are centuries old.
- The Etonian uniform includes a tailcoat and white bow tie.
- He wore an Etonian scarf with pride.
- Characteristic of the elite or privileged class, especially in manner or style.
- She had an Etonian confidence that opened many doors.
- The restaurant had an Etonian atmosphere, with polished silver and formal service.
- His Etonian accent made him stand out in the crowd.