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Often used in the same context:
statesmen,
visionaries,
thinkers,
politicians,
eminences,
politicos,
orators,
figureheads,
pols,
entertainers,
intellectuals,
realists,
intellects,
flatterers,
supermodels,
presidents,
graybeards,
nelson rolihlahla mandela,
humanitarians,
messiahs,
idealists,
elder statesman,
jurists,
dilettantes,
egotists,
arthur schlesinger,
fogies,
generals,
trendsetters,
speechmaker,
innovators,
statecraft,
socialites,
womanizers,
plenipotentiaries,
bluffers,
mavericks,
philosophers,
gentlemen,
daydreamers,
trailblazers,
enfants terribles,
worthies,
squires,
humorists,
rhetoricians,
peacemakers,
technologists,
scholars,
reformers,
academia,
oldsters,
dreamers,
factotums,
unifiers,
pugnaciousness,
sycophants,
virtuosos,
senators,
august,
congresspeople,
abler,
arguers,
excellencies,
patriots,
musicians,
sportswomen,
harold nicolson,
noblesse oblige,
sagacity,
bureaucrats,
viscounts,
potentates,
inheritors,
doyens,
draughtsmen,
meritocracies,
diplomats,
mensches,
populists,
lincoln steffens,
draftsmen,
gerontocracy,
walter lippmann,
metaphysicians,
wisemen,
kibitz,
leaders,
benchers,
gentlewomen,
eggheads,
ambassadors,
secretaries,
congressmen,
doers,
unwisdom,
celebrities,
grandees,
tragedians,
nonentities,
tsars,
wisdom
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— Adjectives for stateswomen:
elder,
dangerous,
chief,
eminent
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