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Often used in the same context:
baronies,
duchies,
landed gentry,
lairds,
antonine wall,
popery,
townscape,
almshouses,
gentry,
carbuncles,
megaliths,
burgs,
dockland,
backwoodsmen,
aristocracies,
estates,
burgesses,
burghers,
crofters,
yeomanry,
earls,
outport,
rurality,
presbyterianism,
glens,
hostelries,
banffshire,
fiefs,
conurbation,
olde worlde,
bohemianism,
councils,
spaghetti junction,
demesne,
manors,
tearooms,
moorlands,
machair,
edwardian,
lochs,
landlordism,
skara brae,
urbanity,
broch,
decencies,
tolbooth,
jacobites,
henge,
hebridean islands,
cosmopolis,
kirk,
idylls,
freemen,
cromwellian,
aristos,
coastland,
copses,
parvenu,
megalopolises,
pebble dash,
poorhouses,
gallus,
patricians,
orangeism,
dukedom,
toryism,
gothic architecture,
dreich,
cotswold hills,
brutalism,
trossachs,
ashlar,
baronial,
constabularies,
ducal,
petite bourgeoisie,
amalgamated,
gentlefolk,
alehouses,
crenellations,
covenanters,
forebears,
metropolises,
bardic,
rackety,
fastnesses,
grubbiness,
shires,
hotchpotch,
abbeys,
tolpuddle martyrs,
rotters,
benefice,
thatcherism,
vicarages,
towns,
martello tower,
viscounts,
manses,
tramways,
lord chancellor,
boroughs,
parishes,
dioceses,
townships,
borough,
burgh,
counties,
monasteries,
municipalities,
communes,
villages,
cities,
pueblos,
churches
Also try:
— Adjectives for burghs:
royal,
other,
scottish,
small,
large,
free,
scotch,
parliamentary,
smaller,
larger,
several,
more...
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