Elite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ELITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a socially select group
• a select group that is superior in terms of ability or qualities to the rest of a group or society
• a group or class of people seen as having the most power and influence in a society, especially on account of their wealth or privilege
• a size of letter in typewriting, with 12 characters to the inch (about 4.7 to the centimetre).
• most powerful, rich, or gifted members of a group
• A choice or select body; the flower; as, the elite of society.
• a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status
ADJECTIVE:
• selected as the best
• of, relating to, or suitable for an elite
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a socially superior group

Words related to ELITE

elites6

Words that contain ELITE

elites6 pelite8 pelites9 velites10 bakelite14 myelites13 nonelite8 noselite8 antielite9 bakelites15 carmelite13 nephelite14 noselites9 ottrelite9 scheelite14 antielites10 carmelites14 diothelite14 dyothelite17 nephelites15 ottrelites10 scheelites15 superelite12 delitescent14 diothelites15 dyothelites18 monothelite16 preliteracy18 preliterary16 preliterate13 sapropelite15 superelites13 delitescence17 monothelites17 preliterates14 sapropelites16 delitescences18 preliteracies17

How to use ELITE in a sentence

• Here many of the elite from the provinces sojourn on visiting the city.
• There they were, the elite of Cougarville, up in a canyon of the foothills, beside a creek, where were trees and turf and picturesque rocks, and were having a good time.
• When the parade swung down the wide, one-sided, main street of Eagle Butte, Mike Sabota, from the door of the Elite Amusement Parlor, watched it pass.
• CHAPTER XX MOSTLY SKINNY It is a week to the day since the fight in the Elite Amusement Parlor in Eagle Butte.
• Of course this loss fell chiefly on the flower of the burgesses, who in fact furnished the -elite- as well as the mass of the combatants.
• Hackers have their OWN rules, which separate behavior which is cool and elite, from behavior which is rodentlike, stupid and losing.
• Boards do not involve an editorial elite addressing a mass audience.
• Its hacker elite considered Phoenix at least technically legal.
• The hackers of the digital underground are an hermetic elite.
• There was a wedding in the old cathedral the other day, attended by the elite of the city, the bride being the lovely young daughter of a Cuban planter, the groom a burly Negro.
• The elite of Boston, the presidents and college professors from far and near, were there.
• Morton, a dashing, fashionable woman, who determined to honor the bride with a party, to which all the elite of Worcester were invited, together with many Bostonians.
• Let us subject this social elite to a philosophic examination.
• Here every Sunday exquisite music is rendered, and here come the elite to worship and to add liberal gifts.
• Mark does for the centre of the city and the elite of the world.
• At the latter were often found the elite of this French society.
• Aristotle had already dealt with the virtuous elite in a notable way.
• Their role has been to serve the designs of whatever elite had temporarily assumed control of the process.
• All the Elite would get together and open a Keg of Spikes at the slightest Provocation.
• She preferred the cool seaside, where she was to join a party of Boston elite.
• As Larry the Bat he had met the Wowzer many times, as indeed he had met and was acquainted with most of the elite of the underworld.
• He thought suddenly of the recent Paris-Madrid automobile race, in which the elite of the world had perished.
• Intellectually, the people of New France comprised on the one hand a small elite and on the other a great unlettered mass.
• The nucleus of the Egyptian Empire was a dictatorship by a self-perpetuated elite, headed by lords spiritual and temporal.
• In each organized social group the exercise of authority has provided the leadership with a near-monopoly of money and weapons in the hands of a permanent military elite.
• The use of this elite to deal with the emergency is accepted by civil authority as a matter of course.
• When social division of function has produced and armed a military elite, leadership turns to this elite in any emergency arising from natural disaster or social crisis.
• The elite of the nation in more than one country are showing a tendency to have nothing to do with them.
• Jorrocks, indeed, fancied himself in the very elite of French society, and, but for a little incident, would have remained of that opinion.

Similar words containing EL without suffix ite

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