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class
adjective as in stylish; with panache
noun as in kind, sort, category
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- branch
- brand
- breed
- cast
- caste
- character
- classification
- color
- denomination
- description
- designation
- distinction
- domain
- estate
- feather
- frame
- genre
- genus
- grain
- grouping
- hierarchy
- humor
- ilk
- kidney
- make
- mold
- name
- nature
- order
- origin
- property
- province
- quality
- range
- rate
- sect
- section
- selection
- set
- source
- species
- sphere
- standing
- status
- stripe
- suit
- temperament
- value
- variety
noun as in societal group, background
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noun as in group in school
Example Sentences
Gundlach praised gold as a “real asset class” earlier this year.
Anabolic steroids - a man-made substance that copies the male hormone testosterone - are class C drugs that are legal for personal use.
Platner represents Democrats’ anxieties about class and geography – a projection of the authenticity they hope might reconcile their national brand with rural America.
One Year 5 class will attend a classroom redesigned with trauma-informed furniture and features.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer also has the ability and class to force his way into the squad if he can recover from his groin injury.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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