üksklassiline

Uksklassiline is an Estonian adjective that translates to "one-class" or "uniclass" in English. It is primarily used in a social or economic context to describe a society, group, or system that lacks significant class distinctions or stratification. In a one-class society, there is ideally little to no hierarchy based on wealth, occupation, or social standing, suggesting a more egalitarian structure.

The concept of "üksklassiline" can be aspirational, often associated with certain political ideologies that aim for a classless society. It can also be used descriptively, although a truly one-class society is rarely observed in practice due to inherent human tendencies towards differentiation and the complexities of social organization. The term can imply a sense of unity, shared purpose, or equal opportunity among its members. Conversely, in some contexts, it might be used critically to suggest a lack of diversity or individual expression if the absence of classes leads to enforced uniformity.