Meritocracy

Definition of Meritocracy

Meritocracy is a system in which people are chosen or promoted based on their abilities and skills rather than their social status or wealth.

How should Meritocracy divide into syllables

The word meritocracy has 5 syllables. The vowels in this word are e, i, o, and a. The consonants are m, r, t, c, and y.

Part of Speech - Meritocracy

The company claims to operate on the principles of meritocracy.

Sentences with Meritocracy

• The school promotes a meritocracy where students are rewarded for their hard work.
• In a meritocracy, opportunities are given based on abilities and achievements.
• A meritocracy ensures that the most qualified individuals are selected.
• In a meritocracy, success is determined by competence rather than privilege.
• Meritocracy aims to create a fair and equal society.
• In a meritocracy, everyone has an opportunity to succeed regardless of their background.
• A meritocracy encourages individuals to strive for excellence.
• In a meritocracy, promotions are earned through hard work and skill.
• A meritocracy values individual achievements and contributions.
• Meritocracy promotes a culture of fairness and equal opportunity.

Quotes with Meritocracy

Number of characters in Meritocracy

11 ( m, e, r, i, t, o, c, r, a, c, y )

Unique letters in Meritocracy

9 ( m, e, r, i, t, o, c, a, y )

Meritocracy Backwards

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Phonetic Transcription of Meritocracy

IPA (International): merɪˈtɔ:krʌsi:

ARA (American): mɛrɪˈtɔkrʌsi

EPA (English): merɪˈtɔ:krʌsi:

MEH-RIH-TAO-KRAH-SIY