Bourgeoise

Pronunciation: /ˈbʊɹʒwɑˈi/

Bourgeoise (noun)

  1. People who have money and social status, usually in business or professional jobs, and who live in comfortable conditions.
  2. A social group seen as valuing respectability, property, and stable routines, often contrasted with poorer working groups.
  3. In criticism, people viewed as caring more about comfort and rules than about fairness or change.

Examples

  • The bourgeoise often values education and stable jobs.
  • Bourgeoise members may prefer quiet neighborhoods and good schools.