WORD OF THE DAY: Meritocracy
[mer-it-OK-rə-see] Part of speech: Noun Origin: British English, 1958 Definitions: 1. A government system in which power and advancement is based upon talent and performance, rather than birthright or wealth 2. Any organizational structure in which people are judged based on achievement Examples of Meritocracy in a sentence “Democratic elections promote a meritocracy, instead of a monarchy, where power is passed down through the family.” “The company has become more of a meritocracy, with
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