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class struggle
This term is heavily associated with Marxist theory and socialist political discourse, carrying a strong ideological connotation. It describes a systemic, structural conflict rather than a series of isolated disputes, framing social history as a progression driven by the tension between those who own the means of production and those who provide the labor.
In contemporary usage, the term may be used literally in academic or political contexts to discuss socioeconomic inequality. However, it is occasionally used ironically or metaphorically in casual conversation to describe any perceived conflict between different social strata or professional hierarchies.
Meanings
Examples
Marx argued that class struggle is the primary driver of historical change.
The novel depicts the brutal class struggle in nineteenth century London.
Is this just a political debate or a genuine class struggle?
The revolution was the inevitable result of decades of class struggle.
The revolution was the inevitable result of decades of class struggle.
They believe that the current economic crisis will intensify the class struggle.
I wonder if the tension in this office is actually a micro version of a class struggle.
The manifesto focuses on the necessity of class struggle to achieve equality.
The city was torn apart by a violent class struggle between the elite and the poor.