From a certain time, the word "tycoon" entered our reality. But are we mistaken in its definition? Can we accurately convey its meaning? In this article, we will try to accurately formulate the meaning of the noun "tycoon", determine the morphological characteristics and find synonyms for it.
Lexical meaning
Despite the fact that in our society the noun "tycoon" did not become commonly used until the end of the twentieth century, its roots go back deep into history.
A tycoon is:
- Rich man with political influence in ancient Rome.
- A large influential landowner in Hungary and Poland.
- Representative of big capital, financial or industrial.
Morphological features
Magnat is a animate common noun of the masculine gender. Since the word "tycoon" ends in a consonant, it belongs to the second declension and changes in cases and numbers accordingly.
Tycoon: synonyms
Synonyms are words that have the same or similar lexical meaning. The use of a varietysynonyms in speech makes it richer and more colorful.
A tycoon is:
- capitalist;
- rich man;
- oligarch;
- noble;
- big deal;
- feudal lord;
- millionaire;
- billionaire.
Six sentences with the word "tycoon"
To better understand the meaning and subtleties of using the noun "tycoon", we advise you to carefully study examples of sentences with this word:
- Ivan Andreevich Stavitsky arrived in the capital of Austria at the invitation of a major financial tycoon.
- Magnat is my favorite ice cream.
- Something a lot of tycoons divorced in our country, I wonder where they got so much money from?
- He's not a tycoon, everyone knows that now.
- The largest rail magnates of all countries came to a meeting in Saudi Arabia.
- I don't want to study, I'd rather marry some tycoon and forget my impoverished childhood like a bad dream.
