Meanings of more elitist in anglès

They also managed four All-Irelands between them, as the province became more and more elitist.

The net point being that the school was becoming more elitist as its past pupils became richer.

Overall, the Scottish university became more elitist in its orientation, all in the name of higher standards and professional excellence.

Brady said that could mean comedy may become more elitist and less accessible to acts from working-class and minority ethnic backgrounds.

Historian Katherine Connelly explains that at this period, the militant suffrage movement became more elitist, largely organising middle class and upper class women.