Pronunciation: /ˌstrætɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun a system or arrangement of stratified layers
A1 Social stratification refers to the division of society into different social classes.
A2 In some cultures, there is a clear stratification based on wealth and social status.
B1 Economic stratification can lead to inequalities in access to resources and opportunities.
B2 The stratification of the workforce can impact the overall productivity of a company.
C1 The stratification of power within a political system can have far-reaching consequences for governance.
C2 Understanding the complex stratification of society requires a multidisciplinary approach.
formal The stratification of society based on income levels is a common topic in sociology.
informal People often talk about how there's a lot of stratification in our school based on who hangs out with who.
slang I can't believe the stratification in this group chat - some people are just so much cooler than others.
figurative The layers of stratification in the corporate world can be difficult to navigate for newcomers.
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