1. Plural of antielitism; ideologies, movements, or attitudes that oppose or reject the dominance, privileges, or authority of elites or elite groups.
Usage: Usually used in plural form or as a mass noun; Common in political and social discourse

Examples

• The candidate's campaign was built on antielitisms that resonated with working-class voters.
• Various antielitisms emerged during the protest movement, challenging institutional hierarchies.
• Political scientists study different forms of antielitisms across cultures and time periods.
• The party's antielitisms appealed to those who felt excluded by traditional power structures.
• Social media has amplified certain antielitisms by giving voice to grassroots movements.