elite

IPA: ɪɫˈit

A special group or social class of people which have a superior intellectual, social or economic status as, the elite of society.
Someone who is among the best at a certain task.
(typography) A typeface with 12 characters per inch.

Examples of "elite" in Sentences

The German were the city elites.
It is deemed as the language of the elite.
It was the language of the educated elite.
Exemplar are the vanguard of the Cybrid elite.
Just like in Mexico, where the elite is almost all white.
His role as the chosen cartoonist of the intellectual elite
Out of the remaining, only the elite affords to vocation training.
There was a time, a dozen years ago, the term elite was carried with them quite a bit.
Mr Little acknowledged that Eton had a reputation for elitism but insisted that "what we need to do is reclaim the word elite".
Nelson Ramodike, and what he described as his elite group, were of more importance to the ANC than the suffering of ordinary people.
He resumed his criticism of the US media, a line popular with Republican audiences, and what he called the elite in New York and Washington.
I think the term elite is used in that sense to contrast these cultural elites with, again, business elites who at least had to you know, they had to make money.
But the term elite has not yet been plasticized into the absurd, and it still retains a certain connotation that can change depending on what we use it to modify.
Look around you, these people kwhitegocubs 4 minutes ago 10:34 PM Somebody decided to comment without reading the commentary , looking at statistics, evaluating our real-world income and wealth inequality , and having any idea what the word "elite" means.