elitist in Dutch
elitist in Dutch is elitair — elitist means reflecting the belief that a small select group deserves special status or privilege.
elitist in Dutch
elitair
Of or relating to elitism.
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 Dutch?
"elitist" in Dutch is elitair. 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 Dutch, "elitist" is elitair.
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