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Meanings of class distinction in English
Spanish
distinción Catalan
distinció Social phenomenon whereby members of one social group differentiate themselves intentionally or unintentionally from members of other social groups.
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Usage of class distinction in English
1
In your profession there are fewer persons 'superior to class distinction.
2
There was class distinction, perhaps to greater extent than among the white people.
3
Why, my good sir, there's practically no such thing as class distinction here.
4
We needed to address class distinction, language barriers, and poverty.
5
The class distinction is at least as great in the case of the Romans.
6
Now I knew what class distinction and special privileges meant!
7
I don't want to preach homilies, but class distinction has been suspended for the duration.
8
No sooner was this language spectre laid than another confronted him; that of class distinction.
9
You make the identical class distinction that he makes.
10
Thus, even in primitive times, a class distinction based on property began to grow up.
11
There is very little class distinction in Montenegro.
12
Anyhow, I was too excited and worried on this night to think of any class distinction.
13
They were all men with work to do; there were no idlers; there was no class distinction.
14
For the first time in her life Rose-Marie was experiencing a touch of snobbishness, of class distinction.
15
There was class distinction in the workshop.
16
Without being clear about it, she regarded the love of beauty-artificialbeauty, that is-asa class distinction.