social stratum — A distinct layer or level in society based on social status, wealth, education, or other factors
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A distinct layer or level in society based on social status, wealth, education, or other factors
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsoʊʃəl ˈstreɪtəm/
Example Sentences
- My grandmother climbed from the lowest social stratum to become a successful entrepreneur, proving that the American Dream isn't completely dead yet.
- The professor's research revealed that people from different social strata have surprisingly different preferences for pizza toppings.
- Breaking into a higher social stratum requires more than just money; it demands cultural capital and social connections.
social stratum
NOUN[/ˈsoʊʃəl ˈstreɪtəm/]
A distinct layer or level in society based on social status, wealth, education, or other factors
The grand ballroom shows every social stratum from nobles to servants in one glance.
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“My grandmother climbed from the lowest social stratum to become a successful entrepreneur, proving that the American Dream isn't completely dead yet.”
“The professor's research revealed that people from different social strata have surprisingly different preferences for pizza toppings.”
“Breaking into a higher social stratum requires more than just money; it demands cultural capital and social connections.”
“He discovered that trying to impress people from a higher social stratum by name-dropping celebrities he'd never met was not a winning strategy.”
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