IPA: /pɑːrˈvənuː/
KK: /pɑrˈvɪnu/
A person who has recently become wealthy or powerful but is not yet accepted by others in that social class.
After winning the lottery, he felt like a parvenu among his old friends.
**Parvenu** → The word originates from French *parvenu*, meaning 'arrived' or 'one who has arrived'. It is derived from the verb 'parvenir' (to reach or to arrive), which is formed from 'par-' (meaning through) and 'venir' (meaning to come). A parvenu refers to someone who has recently gained wealth or status, often perceived as lacking the refinement or manners of those who have been wealthy for longer.
Think of someone who has 'arrived' ('parvenu') at wealth or status, but may not have the same grace as those who have been there longer.