super-elite
adjective
(alsosuperelite)uk/ˌsuː.pər.iˈliːt/us/ˌsuː.pɚ.iˈliːt//ˌsuː.pɚ.ɪˈliːt/belongingto orrelatingto asmallgroupwithin anelite(= therichest, mostpowerful, best-educated, or best-trainedgroupin asocietyoractivity):
Members of this super-elitecrowdspenda lot oftimetravelling.
They havecreateda supereliteleagueand nowexpectthebestplayerstoplayin it.
- It is a super-eliteschoolwhosegraduateswill onedayrulethecountry.
- These super-eliteclubshave afinancialstrengththatallowsthem tobuythe mosttalentedplayers.
Organizations - position & status
- ambassador
- anti-elite
- anti-elitist
- apparatchik
- back seat
- counterpart
- fish
- grassroots
- high-ranking
- honorary
- junior
- lapsed
- marzipan layer
- opposite number
- rank
- reach
- spokesman
- superordinate
- thane
- warranted
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super-elite
noun[C,+ sing/pl verb]
(alsosuperelite)uk/ˌsuː.pər.iˈliːt/us/ˌsuː.pɚ.iˈliːt//ˌsuː.pɚ.ɪˈliːt/asmallgroupwithin anelite(= therichest, mostpowerful, best-educated, or best-trainedgroupin asocietyoractivity):
He is amemberofthesuper-elite, but hisfathergrewup inpoverty.
Even among the mostgiftedandtalentedmusicians, there is a superelite.
- Thepartyisdemandingthat the super-elite shouldpaymore intaxes.
- The supereliteheldmost of thetopgovernmentpositions.
- Thesecountrieshaven'tseentheemergenceof a super-elite.
Organizations - position & status
- ambassador
- anti-elite
- anti-elitist
- apparatchik
- back seat
- counterpart
- fish
- grassroots
- high-ranking
- honorary
- junior
- lapsed
- marzipan layer
- opposite number
- rank
- reach
- spokesman
- superordinate
- thane
- warranted