Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
the-in-crowd
noun
/ðə ɪn kraʊd/

Definition
A group of people who are popular or trendy, often seen as the leaders of fashion or social activity.

Examples
- Since she started wearing the latest fashion, she feels like she is part of the in-crowd.
- At school, being part of the in-crowd can make a big difference in social status.

Meaning
The term ‘the-in-crowd’ refers to individuals who are highly regarded or accepted within a particular social circle or community. They often set trends and are seen as desirable to associate with.

Synonyms
- popular group
- elite
- trendsetters
- fashionable crowd
- mainstream