yuppiedom

/ˈjʌpiˌdɑm/
noun
  1. The state or culture of being a yuppie (a young, affluent professional).
    • The 1980s were often associated with the rise of yuppiedom and its focus on wealth and status.
    • She rejected the trappings of yuppiedom, choosing a simpler life in the countryside.
    • The novel satirizes the materialism and ambition of urban yuppiedom.
  2. Yuppies considered as a group or social class.
    • Critics argued that yuppiedom valued career success over community.
    • The magazine catered to the tastes and interests of yuppiedom.
    • Yuppiedom seemed to dominate the city's social scene in the late 20th century.
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