Word Type

Noun

Proper Noun

The word "gentleman" can be used as noun and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Opposites (Antonyms)

ladies lady

Typical Location

big house church cigar lounge club england europe fancy resturaunt meditation center meeting men's room movie restaurant seat at opera suit tuxedo university

Capable Of

raise hat seat lady

Coordinate Terms

gentlelady gentlewoman lady player professional

Dbpedia Genre

dancehall reggae

Derived Terms

April gentleman Gentleman Jim Reverend Gentleman country gentleman first gentleman gent gentleboy gentleman about town gentleman and scholar gentleman cow gentleman farm gentleman farmer gentleman of leisure gentleman of the back door gentleman scientist gentleman usher gentleman's C gentleman's bet gentleman's gentleman gentleman-at-arms gentleman-commoner gentleman-in-waiting gentlemanhood gentlemanish gentlemanism gentlemanize gentlemanliness gentlemanly gentlemanship gentlemen's agreement gentlemen's club gentlemen's room gentlethem ladies and gentlemen old gentleman put the beggar on the gentleman scholar and gentleman second gentleman temporary gentleman transgentleman ungentleman walking gentleman

Derived From

gentle man

Distinct From

lady

Context

cricket historical law pejorative polite term of address uk

Has Property

courteous

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

adult male body servant man manservant

Type Of (IsA)

man musical artist

Related Terms

gentlelady gentlewoman

Related Terms

amateur armiferous dabbler distinguished distinguished male effeminate formal formal man gentle gentlelady gentlewoman independent means knight ladies ladies and lady longer male man man of means men noble oversophisticated peerage person polite polite man polite term sir term well bred

Similar Terms

lady professional

Synonym Network

valet

Used For

bringing home to mother escort to party fill role in society formal events g helping with parcels high society lady opening doors for ladies proper social situations relaxing in bath tub scrubbing one's back in shower service of ladies

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.