haute bourgeoisie
haute bourgeoisie noun: the upper middle class in France.
Noun
haute bourgeoisie (plural haute bourgeoisies)
- The upper middle class in France.
- The bourgeoisie proper, the capitalist class.
- Antonyms:
- petite bourgeoisie, petty bourgeoisie
- The upper layer of the bourgeoisie, as opposed to the moyenne or middle bourgeoisie, or the petite bourgeoisie.
Antonyms of haute bourgeoisie
Forms of haute bourgeoisie
| plural | haute bourgeoisies |
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Origin of haute bourgeoisie
Borrowed from French haute bourgeoisie.
Questions about haute bourgeoisie
- What does haute bourgeoisie mean?
- Haute bourgeoisie means the upper middle class in France.
- What part of speech is haute bourgeoisie?
- Haute bourgeoisie is a noun.
- What is the plural of haute bourgeoisie?
- The plural of haute bourgeoisie is haute bourgeoisies.
Words near haute bourgeoisie in the dictionary
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