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elitarian

elitarian noun: one who believes that a society or community should be ruled by an elite.

Noun

elitarian (plural elitarians)

  1. One who believes that a society or community should be ruled by an elite.

Forms of elitarian

pluralelitarians

Origin of elitarian

From elite + -arian.

Words formed from elitarian

Questions about elitarian

What does elitarian mean?
Elitarian means one who believes that a society or community should be ruled by an elite.
What part of speech is elitarian?
Elitarian is a noun.
What is the plural of elitarian?
The plural of elitarian is elitarians.

Words near elitarian in the dictionary

  1. elispot
  2. elispots
  3. Elissa
  4. Elista
  5. elistic
  6. elitarian
  7. elitarianism
  8. elitarians
  9. elite
  10. elite ball knowledge
  11. elite capture

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