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Meritocratic

usgb/ˌmerɪtəˈkrætɪk/Volume
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Context Importance

When using 'meritocratic', think about the social or work context emphasizing fairness and achievement.

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She won the award in a meritocratic decision, judged solely on her project's excellence.
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Positive Connotation

'Meritocratic' often suggests a positive view of fairness, where hard work is rewarded.

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He's proud to attend a meritocratic university that values student abilities.
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Critical Context

Sometimes 'meritocratic' can be used critically, to question if a system is truly fair.

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The so-called meritocratic hiring process overlooked many talented candidates.
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