elite Synonyms
Strongest:
- better
- superior
- high-grade
- prime
- special
- top
- outstanding
- exceptional
- fancy
- premium
- first-class
- exclusive
- excellent
Strong:
- tip-top
- superb
- splendid
- grand
- supernal
- unsurpassed
- par-excellence
- superlative
- great
- classic
- noble
- top-notch
- marvelous
- terrific
- fabulous
- wonderful
- sensational
- transcendent
- first-rate
- marvellous
- stellar
- sterling
Weak:
Strongest:
- coarse
- tasteless
- raffish
- uncultured
- unrefined
- coarse
- popular
- average
- raffish
- commercial
- kitschy
- unrefined
- kitschy
- lowbrow
- uncultured
- uncultivated
- popular
- unpolished
- lowbrow
- ordinary
- vulgar
- gross
- lesser
- common
- ordinary
- rough
- commercial
- unpolished
- tasteless
- rough
- vulgar
- common
- lesser
- uncultivated
- gross
- average
Strong:
- inferior
- kitsch
- mediocre
- substandard
- low-grade
- second-class
- mass-produced
- rough-hewn
- wanting
- kitsch
- unacceptable
- mediocre
- second-rate
- mass-produced
- low-grade
- second-rate
- unacceptable
- substandard
- wanting
- rough-hewn
- second-class
- inferior
Weak:
elite Meaning
elite (n)
a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status
elite (s)
selected as the best
elite (n.)
A choice or select body; the flower; as, the elite of society.
See Army organization, Switzerland.
elite Sentence Examples
- The company sought to attract an elite group of skilled professionals for specialized roles.
- The elite athletes trained rigorously for years, fine-tuning their skills to achieve remarkable performance.
- The elite culinary competition celebrated the masterful creations of world-renowned chefs.
- The exclusive club held a grand ball attended by the elite of society.
- The elite military unit underwent intense training and exercises, preparing for the most demanding missions.
- The elite educational institution provided exceptional opportunities for students to pursue academic excellence and personal growth.
- The elite fashion show showcased the latest haute couture designs, worn by top models from around the world.
- The elite business executives gathered for a high-level summit, discussing strategies for global economic growth.
- The elite sports team displayed exceptional skill and unity, leading them to victory in major championships.
- The elite performers took center stage, captivating the audience with their breathtaking artistic talents.
FAQs About the word elite
a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status, selected as the bestA choice or select body; the flower; as, the elite
better, superior, high-grade, prime, special, top, outstanding, exceptional, fancy, premium
coarse, tasteless, raffish, uncultured, unrefined, coarse, popular, average, raffish,commercial
The company sought to attract an elite group of skilled professionals for specialized roles.
The elite athletes trained rigorously for years, fine-tuning their skills to achieve remarkable performance.
The elite culinary competition celebrated the masterful creations of world-renowned chefs.
The exclusive club held a grand ball attended by the elite of society.
