WordNet
n. position in a social hierarchy; "the British are more aware of social status than Americans are" [syn: social station, social status, rank]
Usage examples of "social rank".
He had likely acquired his present post by merit rather than social rank, then, not necessarily a plus from Miles's point of view.
He had likely acquired his present post by merit rather than social rank, then, not necessarily a plus from Miles’.
While Jeska knew that many members of the First Families were ardent hunters and enjoyed pursuing very dangerous prey on those preserves set aside for such sport, Nimisha was uncharacteristically for her social rank devoid of any interest in the hunt.
While leska knew that many members of the First Families were ardent hunters and enjoyed pursuing very dangerous prey on those preserves set aside for such sport, Nimisha was uncharacteristically-- for her social rank--devoid of any interest in the hunt.
While jeska knew that many members of the first families were ardent hunters and enjoyed pursuing very dangerous prey on those preserves set aside for such sport, Nimisha was uncharacteristically for her social rank-devoid of any interest in the hunt.
When the financial entry for the judge's own social rank is only four hundred thousand, to ask the price of qualification to the Senate, on behalf of a woman, was crazy.