class-conscious (Meaning)

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class-conscious (s)

(used of society) socially hierarchical

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Growing up in a class-conscious society, she was always aware of the disparities between the wealthy and the working-class.
The novel depicted a vivid portrayal of class-conscious characters navigating the intricacies of social hierarchy.
Despite efforts to promote equality, the school remained inherently class-conscious, favoring students from affluent backgrounds.
His class-conscious upbringing instilled in him a strong sense of solidarity with the working class.
The film highlighted the struggles of individuals trapped in a class-conscious society, where upward mobility seemed unattainable.
In her writing, she often explored themes of class-consciousness, shedding light on the prejudices and injustices faced by the lower strata of society.
The political party emerged as a champion for the marginalized, advocating for policies that aimed to dismantle class-conscious structures.
Their friendship transcended the class-conscious barriers that often divided people in their community.
Despite his privileged upbringing, he maintained a keen awareness of class-conscious issues, using his platform to advocate for social change.
The play delved into the complexities of class-conscious relationships, exposing the tensions and power dynamics at play within society.

(used of society) socially hierarchical

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Growing up in a class-conscious society, she was always aware of the disparities between the wealthy and the working-class.

The novel depicted a vivid portrayal of class-conscious characters navigating the intricacies of social hierarchy.

Despite efforts to promote equality, the school remained inherently class-conscious, favoring students from affluent backgrounds.

His class-conscious upbringing instilled in him a strong sense of solidarity with the working class.