- upward mobility.
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—upwardly mobile.See under vertical mobility (def. 1).[1945-50]
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upward mobility — noun Date: 1949 the capacity or facility for rising to a higher social or economic position • upwardly mobile adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary
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