parvenu in Latin
parvenu in Latin is pervenita, pervenitus — parvenu means someone who has moved up into a higher social class, usually by becoming rich or powerful, but who is not fully accepted by that class.
parvenu in Latin
pervenita
pervenitus
What does "parvenu" mean?
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noun Someone who has moved up into a higher social class, usually by becoming rich or powerful, but who is not fully accepted by that class.
"But the favourite's power and influence provoke intense ill-feeling among other courtiers, who regard him as a sinister, usurping parvenu with ideas above his station, or perhaps even a sorcerer."
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- But the favourite's power and influence provoke intense ill-feeling among other courtiers, who regard him as a sinister, usurping parvenu with ideas above his station, or perhaps even a sorcerer.
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What is "parvenu" in Latin?
"parvenu" in Latin is pervenita, pervenitus. parvenu means: Someone who has moved up into a higher social class, usually by becoming rich or powerful, but who is not fully accepted by that class.
Are there other ways to say "parvenu" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "parvenu": pervenita, pervenitus.
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