Antonyms for elite
ɪˈlit, eɪˈlitelite

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1. elite, elite groupadjective

   a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status

   Antonyms:
   unselected

   Synonyms:
   elite group

2. elect, eliteadjective

   selected as the best

   "an elect circle of artists"; "elite colleges"

   Antonyms:
   unselected

   Synonyms:
   elect(ip), elect

How to use elite in a sentence?

1. Tiger Woods:

   If I am at home and have school pick-up and soccer practices, I'm a lot more sore than I am now. But playing at this elite level is a completely different deal. You've got to be spot on. These guys are too good, there are too many guys that are playing well and I'm just not one of them.

2. Alan Ewert:

   I think it reflected what’s really happening out there, Given the fact that particularly elite climbers are active several times a week, I wouldn’t say (the injury rates are) high or low but expected.

3. Nan Aron:

   The elite legal class has closed ranks around Gorsuch and this is just the latest example, it seems as if too many of them are too impressed by Gorsuch's personal polish and resume to see past them to how damaging his record is when it comes to the impact on everyday people.

4. Dawn Hudson:

   We expect the elite of the elite to be voting on the Oscars. ... So am I prepared to take that heat ? Yes. Am I prepared to defend the very mission of this organization ? Yes.

5. Dick Durbin:

   In case after case, he favored corporations, lawyers and the special interest elite … over workers, consumers, people of disability and victims of discrimination.

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