Meanings
comparative more anti-elite · superlative most anti-elite
- alternativeAlternative form of antielite.
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The Zapatista revolt is an example of an anti-elite rebellion exacerbated by the growing wealth-poverty divide, and the Gulf War was essentially a resource war, fought over the control of Persion Gulf oil between an autocratic leader with regional ambitions and a powerful coalition of oilimporting states.
2007, Paul Rogers, Global Security and the War on Terror, →ISBN
plural anti-elites
- alternativeAlternative form of antielite.
Communism played an analogous role in the formation of the anti-elites of the 1920s, which subsequently became the transforming force of the Liberal Party in the 1930s and 1940s.
2016, Eric Hobsbawm, Viva la Revolucion: Hobsbawm on Latin America, →ISBN
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