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upward mobility

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upward mobility
n.
The state of being upwardly mobile.

upward mobility
n
(Sociology) Sociol the movement of an individual, social group, or class to a position of increased status or power Compare downward mobility See also horizontal mobility, vertical mobility


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Women use standard language more than men, in part because it is seen as a type of symbolic currency used to acquire upward mobility, the preponderance of research has shown.
Successive victories against cannon-fodder Manchester and Cinderford have offset Nuneaton's opening-day reverse against high-flying Wharfedale and positioned them bang in the middle of the National One table, so tomorrow's clash should provide telling evidence of their upward mobility.
Concern about the Japanese economic outlook runs deep so the yen's upward mobility is limited,'' said an analyst with a major Japanese bank.
 
 
 
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