IPA: //ˈsteɪtəsi//
KK: /ˈstætəsi/
Relating to or indicating a person's social position or prestige.
The statusy event attracted many influential guests.
Comparative: more statusy
Superlative: most statusy
The word 'statusy' originates from the word 'status' (from Latin 'status', meaning state or condition) with the addition of the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by). Thus, 'statusy' refers to something characterized by a particular state or condition.
Think of 'status' as a way to describe a certain 'state' or 'condition', and the '-y' means it has that quality. So, 'statusy' helps you remember that it describes something that has a specific state.