bourgeois — relating to the middle class, especially their perceived materialistic values and conventional attitudes
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to the middle class, especially their perceived materialistic values and conventional attitudes
Pronunciation (IPA): /bʊrˈʒwɑː/
Korean meaning: 중산층의, 부르주아의 (특히 물질주의적이고 보수적인)
Korean pronunciation: 부어**즈와**
Example Sentences
- Despite his bohemian appearance, he had very bourgeois taste in restaurants.
- She rejected her bourgeois upbringing and became a street artist.
- His bourgeois friends were shocked when he quit his corporate job to become a yoga instructor.
bourgeois
ADJECTIVE//bʊrˈʒwɑː//
relating to the middle class, especially their perceived materialistic values and conventional attitudes
A couple displays their bourgeois lifestyle with expensive possessions
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Origin
From French 'bourgeois', derived from Old French 'burgeis' meaning 'citizen of a town' or 'townsman', ultimately from 'bourg' (town or borough), which comes from Germanic 'burg' meaning 'fortified town'.
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“Despite his bohemian appearance, he had very bourgeois taste in restaurants.”
“She rejected her bourgeois upbringing and became a street artist.”
“His bourgeois friends were shocked when he quit his corporate job to become a yoga instructor.”
“The artist's work challenged bourgeois conventions about what constitutes 'proper' art.”
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