meritocracy (noun)

1. In the comic book series, the protagonist rises to power based on meritocracy rather than his family's influence.

2. The romantic novel depicts a society where the government is run according to meritocracy, with leaders selected based on their abilities.

3. The religious text emphasizes the importance of a meritocracy in choosing leaders who are qualified and capable.

4. The dystopian novel explores a future society where meritocracy is the guiding principle for all positions of authority.

1. In Greek mythology, the gods on Mount Olympus were believed to possess superior intellect and power, making them the rulers of the world.

2. In some religious systems, such as Buddhism, the attainment of higher spiritual knowledge and enlightenment is believed to lead to a position of power and influence.

3. In the cartoon show 'The Genius Kids', the main characters compete in intellectual challenges to determine who deserves the power and recognition in their school.

4. In the anime series 'Haikyuu!!', the protagonist Hinata Shoyo works hard to improve his volleyball skills, aiming to prove his merit and earn a spot on the national team.