tony crowd (B2)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: ˈtoʊni kraʊd
Definition
An exclusive and fashionable group of people, often associated with wealth, high social status, or influence.
Examples
The gallery opening attracted a tony crowd of art collectors and socialites.
He felt out of place at the charity ball, surrounded by such a tony crowd.
How to Use tony crowd
- tony crowd (collocation)
- A group of people who are fashionable, wealthy, and socially prominent. — "The charity gala was attended by a tony crowd of philanthropists."
- tony neighborhood (collocation)
- An area or district known for its affluent residents and high-end amenities. — "She dreamed of living in a tony neighborhood with tree-lined streets."
- tony restaurant (collocation)
- A dining establishment frequented by wealthy and fashionable people. — "He chose a tony restaurant for his important business lunch."
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