stratified
- adjective
- /ˈstrætɪfaɪd/
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estratificado
- In many countries, the education system is highly stratified, with different quality levels based on socioeconomic status.
I mean, it just, it's unbelievable how stratified the media environment is now.
- I mean, it just, it's unbelievable how stratified the media environment is now.
- So of course, the frustration of this kind of stratified, static, dead intellectual climate that we live in.
- You see this, the seeds of liberalism in its desire to have a a much more open and less stratified society.
- It's clearly a stratified society where most people don't have a lot of resources and have very little power.
Examples
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It's clearly a stratified society where most people don't have a lot of resources and have very little power.
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They were no longer in this incredibly stratified and frankly unfair colonial society.
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I mean, it just, it's unbelievable how stratified the media environment is now.
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The press was sort of stratified and fractured.
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So of course, the frustration of this kind of stratified, static, dead intellectual climate that we live in.
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So of course, the frustration of this kind of stratified, static, dead intellectual climate that we live in.
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You see this, the seeds of liberalism in its desire to have a a much more open and less stratified society.
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Strictly speaking, the stratified and feudal Society of the Edu.
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A stratified society often leads to significant disparities in wealth and opportunities among its members.
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The city was known for its stratified neighborhoods, where the rich lived in luxury while the poor struggled nearby.
Synonyms
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6.7
Placed in levels with some people having more power than others
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4.2
Having levels one above another, like seats or a cake
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4.2
Relating to higher and lower levels in a society, like income or class
Having levels where some parts have more power or importance
Arranged in order by how important they are
People put things into levels by how good they are
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A language that uses separate levels to talk about its own rules
- Specialized
A sample made by dividing people into groups like age or income and choosing at random from each group
- Specialized
To choose people by dividing them into groups and picking random people from each group
How Hierarchical
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7.6
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stratified comes from the Latin word stratum, which means 'layer', so you can imagine society like a cake with different layers of people. So a stratified society is one divided into different levels or classes.