embourgeoisement

embourgeoisement
/em boor"zhwahz meuhnt, -mahnt', ahm-/; Fr. /ahonn boohrdd zhwannz mahonn"/, n.
the acquisition or adoption of middle-class values and manners.
[ < F, equiv. to s'embourgeois(er) to become bourgeois (see EM-1, BOURGEOIS1) + -ment -MENT]

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