Similar words: anti-semitism, parasitism, it is believed that, as it is, nepotism, elite, British, despotism. Meaning: [-tɪzəm] 
n. the attitude that society should be governed by an elite group of individuals.
n. the attitude that society should be governed by an elite group of individuals. 
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(1) Many people believe that private education encourages elitism.
(2) The accusation of elitism seems unfair as the festival presents a wide range of music, with something to please everyone.
(3) We see more of the San Francisco elitism in the proposal to move the de Young Museum.
(4) The elitism was blatant.
(5) The proposed charter is a combination of paranoia, elitism, staff manipulation and basic ignorance about how government really functions.
(6) Also it reflects society's move from elitism to at least nominal or desired equality.
(7) Elitism and 2-tournament selection are used to expand the selection of chromosomes, so that the ones with better fitness have more chances to be selected.
(8) For luxury fashion brands that pride themselves on elitism and inaccessibility, this may be the most difficult challenge in developing a social media strategy.
(9) Will severe selection standards create elitism and threaten the Olympic ethic of participation?
(10) Elitism enters this group who sees their superior position within the working class as reward for their superior skills as they sometimes sneer at the struggles of the semi-skilled or unskilled.
(11) The accusations of utopianism, elitism, totalitarianism and sexism have constantly recurred.
(12) It became difficult to promote excellence without being accused of elitism.
(13) The British media have created a fierce controversy over Oxford's admission procedures and elitism in general.
(14) Ben actually chose to go to a redbrick university because he didn't like the elitism of Oxford and Cambridge.
(15) From the start there had been a strong streak of elitism in their outlook.
(16) Ellen accused Bernard of being anti-feminist[sentencedict.com], and attempting to ghettoize ethnic minorities; he accused her of racism and white elitism.
(17) Now he is using his status to enforce a new brand of elitism.
(18) The chair rotated annually and committee membership was limited to two successive years in order to avoid the dangers of elitism and institutionalisation.
(19) Shock learning can be seen as a product of elitism, technocracy and authoritarianism.
(20) There are three kinds of discourses and ideologies about legal profession in modern societies, namely, professionalism, elitism and plebeianism .
(21) Our democratic and populist urges have driven us to reject anything that smells of elitism.
(22) Many Greeks considered speculative philosophies the highest human ideals, with their concomitant emphasis on rhetoric, esoterica , and elitism.
(23) Pollan advocates a return to the local and the basic, even at the risk of elitism.
(24) Do we really want a return to an antiquated system of privilege and elitism?
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