Pronunciation: /ˌærɪˈviːst/
noun a person who has recently acquired unaccustomed status, wealth, or success, especially by dubious means and without earning concomitant esteem or social acceptance
A1 The arriviste was new to the city and eager to make a name for themselves.
A2 The arriviste tried to fit in with the established social circles, but their lack of experience was evident.
B1 The arriviste quickly climbed the corporate ladder, impressing everyone with their ambition.
B2 The arriviste's sudden rise to power raised suspicions among their colleagues.
C1 The arriviste's extravagant lifestyle was the subject of much gossip among the elite.
C2 The arriviste's ruthless tactics eventually led to their downfall in the cutthroat world of business.
formal The social elite looked down upon the arriviste who tried to gain entry into their exclusive circles.
informal The arriviste tried to act like they belonged, but everyone could tell they were new to the scene.
slang That arriviste is such a wannabe, trying too hard to fit in with the cool crowd.
figurative In the world of high finance, the arriviste quickly rose to the top, leaving his competitors in the dust.
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