rarefy

There are two tennis geniuses operating in a rarefied atmosphere—and then there’s everyone else.

After the fortnight the prime minister has had, a spot of rarefied pageantry is just the ticket.

But for Belgravia's gilded set, being told to leave the rarefied streets and return to a supposedly less desirable part of the English capital cuts deep.

While you may not have a Melinda Gates in your life to call on, recent studies show that gender stereotypes continue to persist far beyond the rarefied world of fundraising conversations between founders and investors.

For many people, it was a glimpse into the rarefied world of the Vatican, and the highly secretive process of choosing a leader for the Roman Catholic Church.