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elitist

[ih-lee-tist, ey-lee‑] / ɪˈli tɪst, eɪˈli‑ /


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But cryptocurrency has something else: A massive elitist ramp determined to drive it higher.

From MarketWatch

He “wants the Bureau to get back to focusing on field and agent work vs. an elitist D.C. culture,” FBI spokesman Ben Williamson said.

From The Wall Street Journal

BBC sources denied a report in the Telegraph that the corporation's director of sport, Alex Kay-Jelski, viewed the event as "elitist", adding that the decision had been purely based on the return on investment.

From BBC

Fuentes correctly identifies that Carlson is a dishonest fraud who plays a populist character, when in fact he is an elitist who has contempt for his audience.

From Salon

He signaled his elitist proclivities months ago when he sent prepaid phones to 100 heads of major corporations along with notes inviting them to use the speed-dial programming to reach him directly.

From Salon