"ascribed status" meaning in English

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          "text": "Older societies built their hierarchies on ascribed status, where individuals received their social ranking based on predetermined criteria, such as age, ethnic group, occupation, and gender.",
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        "(sociology) The social status that a person is given from birth or assumes involuntarily later in life."
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          "word": "born to the purple"
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          "sense": "the social status given from birth",
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          "word": "zugeschriebener Status"
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          "sense": "the social status given from birth",
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          "sense": "the social status given from birth",
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          "word": "status atribuído"
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