classist
- noun
- /ˈklæsɪst/
- That's what racists, sexists, and classists like me do.
Examples
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But there is no way to be open about this without seeming racist and classist.
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The new Randian Republicans don't just take this classist fantasy into the real world.
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(I'm an amateur classist, not a chemist!)
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But then, I guess it's an easy word for classists and misogynists to hijack.
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I can't wait to try them all, though I'm currently in the mood to try Aqua di Callitris as it speaks to the classist in me.
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But go ahead and paint me and my wife and anyone else who dares to complain about crimes or show empathy to victims of crimes as just more racist/classist soon-to-be suburbanites, or people who have always hated this city when you do not know what the hell you're talking about and are 100% wrong.
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Many people argue that the politician's classist views harm social equality.
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The report criticized companies for their classist hiring practices that favor one group over another.
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As a self-proclaimed activist, she fights against classist attitudes in her community.
Synonyms
A person who thinks they are better than others because of their social status or taste
A person who thinks some people are better and should have more power
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Classist comes from class, meaning 'a social group', plus -ist, a part that makes a word for a person. So, a classist is a person who treats others unfairly because of their social class.