Elite
Upper
Upper adjective - Higher in place or position.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Castle, being a famous bestselling author of over 20 novels as well as being well-known in New York's elite and upper-class circles, can easily afford his spacious penthouse.
Source: "Friends" Rent Control -
The European elite used to eat foods with expensive imported spices like cumin and saffron, until more trade meant that spices weren't only for the upper class anymore.
Source: Conspicuous Consumption -
Bread and Circuses The Beautiful Elite: In the upper castes, everyone is genetically engineered to look beautiful, and they show no signs of aging.
Source: Literature / Brave New World
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