IPA: /ˈpɑːrvəˌnjuː/
KK: /pɑrvəˈnü/
A woman who has recently gained wealth or social status, often perceived as lacking the refinement or sophistication that comes with it.
She was seen as a parvenue in the high society, trying hard to fit in with the established elite.
**Parvenue** → It originates from the French word *parvenir*, meaning to reach or attain. The term describes someone who has recently risen to a higher social status, often without the traditional background or pedigree associated with that status.
Think of someone who has 'reached' ('parvenir') a new social level, but may not have the established background — that's why a parvenue is someone newly arrived in a higher social class.