antimeritocratic
antimeritocratic adjective: opposing meritocracy.
Adjective
antimeritocratic (comparative more antimeritocratic, superlative most antimeritocratic)
- Opposing meritocracy.
- Another priority, particularly for Italy, is to overhaul the regulatory framework to uproot a deeply antimeritocratic system that hinders competition by protecting insiders in industry, education, and the services sector.2011, International Monetary Fund, Regional Economic Outlook, October 2011
Forms of antimeritocratic
| comparative | more antimeritocratic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antimeritocratic |
Origin of antimeritocratic
From anti- + meritocratic.
Questions about antimeritocratic
- What does antimeritocratic mean?
- Antimeritocratic means opposing meritocracy.
- What part of speech is antimeritocratic?
- Antimeritocratic is an adjective.
Words near antimeritocratic in the dictionary
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