bourgeoise

/bʊrˈʒwɑz/
noun
  1. A woman of the middle class, especially one whose values and lifestyle are considered conventional or materialistic.
    • In the play, the bourgeoise represents the conservative values of her time.
    • She was criticized as a bourgeoise for her focus on home decor and social status.
    • The novel's main character is a bourgeoise who dreams of a more adventurous life.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Relating to or characteristic of the middle class, especially in a way that emphasizes respectability, property, and material comfort.
    • Her bourgeoise tastes included fine china and expensive furniture.
    • The neighborhood had a bourgeoise feel, with manicured lawns and quiet streets.
    • He rejected his bourgeoise upbringing and moved to a commune.
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