déclassé (Meaning)

déclassé

fallen or lowered in class, rank, or social position, of inferior status

No weak antonyms found.

The once-affluent family had been declassed due to financial ruin.
The neighborhood was rapidly declassifying, with abandoned buildings and dwindling property values.
His reckless behavior had declassed him from a respected professional to an outcast.
The war had declassed entire populations, leaving them impoverished and displaced.
The rise of social media declassed traditional social hierarchies, allowing ordinary individuals to gain influence.
The economic downturn had declassed countless workers, forcing them into low-paying jobs.
His marriage to a woman of lower social status declassed him in the eyes of his former peers.
The scandal had declassed the politician, tarnishing his reputation and ending his career.
The aristocratic family had declassed over the centuries, losing their wealth and influence.
The gentrification of the neighborhood threatened to declassed the low-income residents who had lived there for generations.

fallen or lowered in class, rank, or social position, of inferior status

downscale, bourgeois, down-market, working-class, plain, low-life, ignoble, proletarian, lowly, simple

noble, gentle, patrician, lofty, upper-crust, high,aristocratic, genteel, great, grand

The once-affluent family had been declassed due to financial ruin.

The neighborhood was rapidly declassifying, with abandoned buildings and dwindling property values.

His reckless behavior had declassed him from a respected professional to an outcast.

The war had declassed entire populations, leaving them impoverished and displaced.