Similar words: regroup, age group, pressure group, group, grouper, subgroup, grouped, in-group. Meaning: n. a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status.
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(1) But this elite group was very astute.
(2) The landowners have always regarded themselves as an elite group within society.
(3) The competition is only open to an elite group of athletes.
(4) He joins that elite group of Town stalwarts at a time when his future is uncertain.
(5) This is an elite group reserved for members only.
(6) The Aurors are an elite group of witches and wizards who battle against the Dark Arts.
(7) Together with their colonial masters, they became an elite group of merchants and entrepreneurs.
(8) Agencies to create a well - elite group of industry, exceptional technical expertise.
(9) For most of the eighteenth century the trade had been dominated by an elite group of well-organised journeymen.
(10) In plain terms this means that one may be unwittingly a member of an elite group(Sentence dictionary), on Wright Mills's argument.
(11) These mule spinners, assisted by women and children, were an elite group in the early textile mills.
(12) He is a permanent, but underappreciated member of this elite group of musicians.
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