Crowd
Crowd noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Usage example: no national leader was ever more hated by the crowd
Elite
Elite noun - The highest class in a society.
Usage example: the country's elite owned or controlled most of the wealth
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
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In with the In Crowd: Rarity's ascendance to Canterlot's elite is the focus of the episode.
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Eventually, she finds a crowd of engineers (or, at least, elite socialites with tinkering hobbies) and spends the rest of the ball talking engines with them.
Source: Country Mouse -
This is probably a natural consequence of deliberately choosing an army's elite soldiers purely on the basis of who stands out the most in a crowd of normal people.
Source: Video Game / Exit Fate
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