all levels; various levels; different levels of a hierarchy

To go up from a lower level or grade to a higher one; used for software updates, product improvements, or being promoted in rank.

exceeding the normal level or grade; super, ultra, or hyper

relating to a high level or stage in a hierarchy, rank, or grade

the working class; specifically the social class of workers who do not own the means of production and rely on selling their labor to earn a living

grade; rank; classification of quality, degree, or level according to a standard

grade or year in school, such as in elementary school or college

rank; level; grade; scale

A group of people within a society sharing the same economic or social status.

the capitalist class; the bourgeoisie or propertied class, characterized by the ownership of production tools and the use of hired labor

The organizations or individuals at a higher level within the same system or hierarchy; superiors

To rise in rank or status; to advance to a higher level or grade.

provincial level; referring to the highest level of local administrative division, including provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities

(administrative) at the national level

a classification or ranking assigned after evaluation

Conflict between different social classes, typically between an exploited class and an exploiting class; a central concept in Marxist theory.

The administrative level of a county in the government hierarchy

The social class consisting of people who do not own the tools or resources of production and who earn their living by working for wages.

top-notch; first-rate; of the highest level or quality

A market where previously issued financial instruments, securities, or properties are traded between investors; also refers to a parallel market.

lowest in rank or grade; elementary; junior; primary

middle level or rank; situated between the beginner and advanced levels

class or grade in school; a group of students organized for instruction

to rank, grade, or classify according to a specific standard; to divide into different levels

top-tier or highest grade; category A; senior level

first class; top-rated; excellent; the highest grade in a classification system

the second grade, class, or tier in a ranking system; category B

describes someone or something with skills or status that are outstanding on a global level

low level; elementary; of a simple form

(sports) heavyweight class; the highest weight category in sports such as boxing or weightlifting, usually for athletes weighing over 75 kilograms

the classification level of a hotel or restaurant based on the number of stars awarded; specifically the international standard of one to five stars

To lower in rank, grade, or level; to relegate or degrade

five-star; top-tier; of the highest quality

to be in the same grade or year at school

The beginning or earliest level in the development of a process or system, often used in the context of the primary stage of socialism

A lower level or rank within an organization; someone who is lower in rank than their supervisor, such as a junior staff member or an underling.

top quality; superior grade; highest level of quality or rank

second grade in school; second-year class; sophomore year of high school or college

(administrative) department-level; pertaining to the rank or status of a government section or office

the social group between the upper and working classes, including professional and business people and their families

At the rank or level of a government minister; often used to describe high-level meetings or negotiations.

the second level or grade in a hierarchy; a lower rank

a nation that has much greater military and economic power than most other nations

The financial market where new securities like stocks and bonds are issued for the first time; distinct from the secondary market

The higher or senior grades in a school, such as the final years of elementary, middle, or high school.

In Marxist theory, the class of people who own the means of production and profit from the labor of others.

The class of people that holds political power and occupies a dominant position in the politics and economy of a state

an exponential scale of magnitude or power of ten

(administrative) section-level; relating to the rank of a section chief or equivalent in the Chinese government hierarchy