antistatus

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ status.

Adjective

antistatus (not comparable)

1. Against status (position or standing).
   • 1970, Adolph Baker, Modern physics and antiphysics:

     These people who affect the antistatus symbols, the fetishes of the studied unkempt look and the torn jeans...

   • 2007 January 5, Robin Finn, “A Downstate Deal Maker as Driven as His Boss”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     His own fiscal conservatism, he says, is evident in the antistatus cars in the driveway.