"classless" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is not divided or categorized by social or economic class. It can also be used to describe behavior or attitudes that do not reflect distinctions of class. Example 1: The new restaurant prides itself on being a classless establishment, welcoming patrons from all walks of life. Example 2: Despite his wealth, John was known for his classless demeanor and treating everyone with respect. Example 3: The political candidate gained support for his promises to create a more classless society, where everyone has equal opportunities and treatment.
His meritocratic vision of a classless, colour-blind society where everyone gets a shot – rather than Labour's socially-engineered equality – was compelling.
He does not enjoy hearing himself, any more than watching himself, but his classless accent is a flexible tool.
In the wake of Wilson's populist assault on class, politicians of all persuasions rushed to embrace the new classless Britain.
While the government's language may now be more confrontational, they say its aims remain the same: a meritocracy in which opportunities are equal.From Wilson to BlairBut this call to create a classless society is less revolutionary than Mr Brown might like to believe.
In his campaign for the leadership of the Conservative Party Mr Major famously declared that his aim was to create a "classless society.
He made a famous pitch for a classless society at the party conference in 1963: "For the commanding heights of British industry to be controlled today by men whose only claim is their aristocratic connection or power of inherited wealth is as irrelevant to the 20th century as would be the continued purchase of commissions in the army by lordly amateurs".Wilson was the high priest of modernisation.
From the vantage point of the supposedly classless 1990s, the effort which Anthony Wedgwood Benn put into reinventing himself as plain Tony Benn may sound like an affectation.
Nobody, it seems, has told the New Urbanists that America is supposed to be classless.
Mr Cameron's early popularity was seen by some as confirmation that Britain had become classless: Labour failed to impress voters with witless mockery of top-hatted blue-bloods.
The problem is that most Australians now consider themselves neither; they simply feel classless and successful.
The gig captured a national mood that was classless, brashly hedonistic and eager to vote out a tired Conservative government the following spring.
