elitist in Czech
elitist in Czech is elitářský, elitář — elitist means reflecting the belief that a small select group deserves special status or privilege.
elitist in Czech
elitářský
Of or relating to elitism.
elitář
(usually, derogatory) Someone who believes in or is perceived as believing in rule by an elite group.
What does "elitist" mean?
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adj Reflecting the belief that a small select group deserves special status or privilege.
"Critics called the members-only policy elitist."
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noun A person who believes a select few should hold power or privilege over everyone else.
"He was branded an elitist for dismissing popular opinion outright."
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elitist in a sentence
- Critics called the members-only policy elitist.
- The school was accused of elitist admissions practices.
- He was branded an elitist for dismissing popular opinion outright.
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What is "elitist" in Czech?
"elitist" in Czech is elitářský, elitář. elitist means: Reflecting the belief that a small select group deserves special status or privilege.
How do you use "elitist" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the members-only policy elitist." In Czech, "elitist" is elitářský, elitář.
Are there other ways to say "elitist" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "elitist": elitářský, elitář.
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