Usage of "elitist" | TermGallery

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Someone who believes in rule by an elite group.

Uso de elitist em inglês

But I don't believe his supposedly 'elitist' approach will prove a disadvantage. 
 The Guardian 

Detractors say it is an elitist sport that is far too expensive. 
 Reuters 

The actress endured a firestorm of criticism for being 'snooty' and elitist. 
 The Guardian 

Our heroes are teachers at an elitist private school in Washington DC. 
 The Irish Times 

An unashamed elitist and individualist, Hayek was suspicious of all mass movements. 
 Reuters 

But even in Japan schools are not as elitist as the ENA. 
 The Guardian 

In a time of mass-culture egalitarianism and mediocrity, she was an elitist. 
 The guns of august 

If Venice and Cannes can't be a tad elitist then who can? 
 The Irish Times 

That's a pretty elitist view of life, and awfully black and white. 
 Accident 

From the opposite perspective, statistics are quite the opposite of elitist. 
 The Guardian 

So forget that elitist Jedi Council circle-jerk; how about one Jedi, one vote? 
 Wired 

I don't want climbing to be seen as this elitist thing. 
 Climbing Magazine 

I don't think psychoanalysis should be a mandarin or elitist form of intelligence. 
 The Guardian 

Obviously, the way it was framed was nothing if not elitist. 
 The Democracy Project 

But I don't think you can say it's an elitist sport at all. 
 Reuters 

We dislike the term... 'godmaker'..., It implies something elitist, even domineering. 
 Existence 

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Translations for elitist

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Elitist ao longo do tempo

Elitist nas variantes da língua

Irlanda

Comum

Estados Unidos da América

Menos comum

Reino Unido

Raro

Significados de elitist em inglês