Rothschild
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- proper noun
- Baron Rothschild was known for his pivotal role in European finance during the 18th century.
- Joseph Rothschild
- Rothschild and Stiglitz
- Rabbi Rothschild
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- Most people won't know who he was, but he was a famous financier or from Baron Rothschild and doesn't matter which one you want to substitute.
- It is a cartel owned by the Rothschilds.
- The hapless Bill Gates who became the new Rothschild.
- Do you know the synonym that you need to start using for Bilderberg or the Rothschilds?
- And that, and that the little Rothschild wants to get rid of him is what leads to the tragedy of this book.
Examples
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Good morning, Mr. President. Mr. Rothschild and Miss McCall are in the office, sir.
Fiction book (1995) -
However, you have a quote from Baron Rothschild that I think bears bringing up.
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Very important thing to do, especially at this time given what Lloyd Rothschild, the Rothschild Bank says.
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You are not working for the Baron Rothschild.
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Together they answer to the Jewish House of Rothschild, which controls international banking here.
Blog text (6) -
Ferguson is a great financial historian; his history of the Rothschild family is brilliant.
Blog text (12) -
You know, there's a famous saying by the Baron de Rothschild.
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Supported by the French philanthropist and patron of the arts, Baron Edmond James de Rothschild.
Academic text (2009) -
I'm really delighted to welcome Alma Guillermo Prieto as this year's Rothschild lecturer.
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Who told you to order a case of Château Lafite Rothschild?
Synonyms
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2.1
A person who works in a bank and helps customers with money
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1.8
A person who has a lot of money and property
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7.5
A person who manages large amounts of money for banks or companies
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6.1
A very rich and powerful person who controls a large business or industry
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7.9
A very rich and powerful person who owns or runs large businesses
Surface Forms
Etymology
Rothschild comes from old German parts roth ('red') and schild ('shield' or 'sign'). A family in Frankfurt had a red shield as a house sign and later became famous bankers, so Rothschild now reminds people of that banking family.