What is another word for leisured classes?
Pronunciation: [lˈɛʒəd klˈasɪz] (IPA) 
The term "leisured classes" is frequently used to describe individuals who are wealthy and have the luxury of not having to work for a living. However, there are several other terms that could be used to describe this group. "High society" is often used to refer to those who have access to exclusive events and social circles. "Idle rich" highlights the privilege of not needing to work, while "privileged elites" emphasizes the power and influence that accompany wealth. Alternatively, "gentrified class" acknowledges the historic displacement of lower-income communities as well as the cultural and economic forces at play in creating this class divide.
