Refers to a person's upper-class social status by birth, indicating prestige and respect.

Social Class

Often used in historical or period contexts to describe nobility or gentry.

Historical Usage

Implies privilege from birth, not earned through one's own achievements or actions.

Highlights a person's or animal's natural abilities or qualities they have from birth.

Emphasizes inherent qualities rather than those developed through upbringing or education.

Suggests that the abilities or qualities are not acquired through training or study.