Meanings
comparative more antielitist · superlative most antielitist · alternative anti-elitist
- human sciencesOpposed to elitism.
Basically, our politics will be populist, antielitist, antibureaucratic.
1993 January 29, Michael Miner, “Voice Transplant at the Sun-Times/Crime of a Genration”, in Chicago Reader1 more example
The pair do not appear to have discussed the irony of a famous billionaire who kept a black book of his connections with the global elite helping Mr. Bannon whip up anti-elitist political sentiment.
2026 February 16, Sharon LaFraniere, Teresa Mondría Terol, “Despite Epstein’s Toxicity, Steve Bannon Stood by Him, Texts Indicate”, in The New York Times, →ISSN
plural antielitists · alternative anti-elitist
- human sciencesOne who opposes elitism.
Origin
Translations
Portuguese antielitista, antielite
- antielitistaopposed to elitism
- antieliteopposed to elitism
- antielitistaone who opposes elitism
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