Poshocracy
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Poshocracy is a noun meaning A social elite.
Meaning
A social elite.
Example Sentences
'Too confoundedly poshocracy for my liking,' grunted Philip.
We used to watch the Poshocracy from our window as they walked about the court, met, waved gaily, exchanged suitably jolly greetings.
This, and perhaps a remark I made about the silly playfulness of the poshocracy, gave deep offence and led to the 'wrecking', as I called it, of my allotted rooms in the Old Court.
Scientists are taken at their word, which has little to do with their character. A poshocracy exists in which scientists from smart universities and research centers can tell us anything and it is widely accepted as gospel.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include overclass, upper class, upper crust, society, opulence, upper-cruster.
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