ruling class (Meaning)
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ruling class (n)
the class of people exerting power or authority
Synonyms & Antonyms of ruling class
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ruling class Sentence Examples
- The ruling class wielded immense power and influence in society.
- The proletariat resented the economic and social dominance of the ruling class.
- The bourgeoisie emerged as the new ruling class after the Industrial Revolution.
- The aristocracy, once the predominant ruling class, gradually lost its power.
- The ruling class maintained control through a complex web of laws and institutions.
- Karl Marx believed that the ruling class exploited the working class for its own benefit.
- The ruling class often justified its position through claims of superiority or divine right.
- Revolutions have historically challenged the rule of the ruling class.
- Some argue that there is no longer a clearly defined ruling class in modern societies.
- The media can play a role in shaping public opinion and perpetuating the influence of the ruling class.
FAQs About the word ruling class
the class of people exerting power or authority
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ruling class wielded immense power and influence in society.
The proletariat resented the economic and social dominance of the ruling class.
The bourgeoisie emerged as the new ruling class after the Industrial Revolution.
The aristocracy, once the predominant ruling class, gradually lost its power.
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