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social climbing

social climbing
Noun

This term carries a strong negative connotation, implying a lack of authenticity and a willingness to manipulate others for personal gain. It suggests a calculated, opportunistic approach to networking where people are viewed as stepping stones rather than individuals.

Because it describes a general behavior or a social phenomenon, it is treated as an uncountable noun. It does not refer to a single event but rather a continuous pattern of behavior.

Meanings

Nounsocial climbing

The act of attempting to gain a higher social status or move into a higher social class, often through opportunistic behavior or strategic associations.

Examples

Her relentless social climbing eventually earned her an invitation to the most exclusive gala in the city.

Stop with the social climbing and just be yourself.

He viewed every new acquaintance as a rung on the ladder of social climbing.

Business

The novel depicts the social climbing of a young woman determined to escape her working class roots.

History

I wonder if they actually like me or if this is just more social climbing.

Romance

The court was a nest of intrigue and social climbing where one wrong word could end a career.

History

She is far too focused on social climbing to care about genuine friendships.

Is it ambition or just blatant social climbing?

His sudden interest in opera and art was a transparent attempt at social climbing.

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