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meritocracy

/ˌmer.ɪˈtɒk.rə.si/

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noun

/ˌmer.ɪˈtɒk.rə.si/C1formal
  • ruСоциальная система или общество, в котором власть, статус и вознаграждения присуждаются на основе личных способностей, таланта и достижений, а не богатства, социального класса или семейного происхождения.

A social system or society in which power, status, and rewards are awarded based on individual ability, talent, and achievement rather than on wealth, social class, or family background.

  1. Social system based on abilityC1formal

    A social or political system in which individuals are rewarded and advanced based on their talent, effort, and achievement, rather than on wealth or social class.

    ruМеритократия

    • The company promotes a meritocracy, where the hardest workers get promoted.
    • Many believe that a true meritocracy would reduce inequality.
    • The university's admissions process aims to be a meritocracy, selecting the most qualified students.

    Synonymsmerit system

    Antonymsaristocracycronyismnepotismoligarchyplutocracy

  2. Belief in rule by the talentedC1formal

    The principle or ideology that leaders and positions of power should be held by those with the greatest intellectual abilities and skills, not by those with inherited privilege.

    ruВера в правление талантливых

    • The philosopher argued for a meritocracy, where the most capable govern.
    • His political views are rooted in the idea of a meritocracy.
    • The concept of a meritocracy challenges traditional aristocratic systems.

    Antonymsaristocracycronyismnepotismoligarchyplutocracy

Forms
  • meritocracies plural form
  • meritocracies' possessive plural form
  • meritocracy's possessive singular form
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