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Meanings of elitist in anglès

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elitista

Someone who believes in rule by an elite group.

elitista
Usage of elitist in anglès
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But I don't believe his supposedly 'elitist' approach will prove a disadvantage.
The Guardian
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Detractors say it is an elitist sport that is far too expensive.
Reuters
3
The actress endured a firestorm of criticism for being 'snooty' and elitist.
The Guardian
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Our heroes are teachers at an elitist private school in Washington DC.
The Irish Times
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An unashamed elitist and individualist, Hayek was suspicious of all mass movements.
Reuters
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But even in Japan schools are not as elitist as the ENA.
The Guardian
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In a time of mass-culture egalitarianism and mediocrity, she was an elitist.
The guns of august
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If Venice and Cannes can't be a tad elitist then who can?
The Irish Times
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That's a pretty elitist view of life, and awfully black and white.
Accident
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From the opposite perspective, statistics are quite the opposite of elitist.
The Guardian
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So forget that elitist Jedi Council circle-jerk; how about one Jedi, one vote?
Wired
12
I don't want climbing to be seen as this elitist thing.
Climbing Magazine
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I don't think psychoanalysis should be a mandarin or elitist form of intelligence.
The Guardian
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Obviously, the way it was framed was nothing if not elitist.
The Democracy Project
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But I don't think you can say it's an elitist sport at all.
Reuters
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We dislike the term... 'godmaker'..., It implies something elitist, even domineering.
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elitista
Elitist through the time
Elitist across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare