Từ đồng nghĩa của commoner

commons, commoner, commonest

Từ đồng nghĩa: coarse, crude, everyday, familiar, general, inferior, low, ordinary, poor, public, usual, vulgar,

Từ trái nghĩa: rare, uncommon, unusual,

plebeian bourgeois bourgeoisie citizen civilian peasant public populace common commonality pleb hoi polloi third estate commonalty mob crowd mass ruck the masses congruity parallel similarity similitude correspondence resemblance commonship common denominator proletariat plebs working class commoners proles plebeians masses workers rabble unwashed rout trash scum riffraff ordinary people canaille common people great unwashed rank and file ragtag and bobtail tagrag and bobtail middle class wage-earners lower classes labouring classes rabblement the herd grassroots proletarian blue-collars the rabble lower orders working-class people plebians Middle America middle order middle-income group plain folks educated class burgherdom the common people the great unwashed working stiff lower class blue-collar workers employees subjects followers multitude general public body politic personnel ragtag riff-raff common herd cattle millions commons tag, rag, and bobtail people

plebeian peasant proletarian pleb prole worker commonalty common person plebe working-class person working person common man person in the street common people woman in the street rank and file man in the street ordinary person Joe Bloggs

yeoman assistant attendant churl clerk farmer freeholder servant subordinate

citizen burgher denizen inhabitant resident townsman burgess dweller freeman freeman/woman householder local native ratepayer townie townswoman towny villager Jane Q. Public John/Jane Q. Public John Q. Public oppidan residentiary subject aborigine civilian comrade cosmopolite countryman freewoman occupant settler townsperson urbanite legal resident naturalized citizen naturalized person member of community member of body politic national localite cosmopolitan metropolitan taxpayer year-rounder suburbanite compatriot habitant resider homeling indweller inhabiter countryfolk local yokel home towner fellow national fellow citizen voter tenant occupier liver folk lodger sophisticate rustic slicker parishioner countrywoman fellow countrywoman country dweller country cousin local person city slicker landsman fellow countryman lessee renter boarder leaseholder addressee roomer holder owner owner-occupier possessor rentee incumbent inmate user feodary sitting tenant rent payer paying guest homeowner houseowner squatter

mediocrity nonentity cypher cipher nobody lightweight nothing second-rater amateur no-hoper non-person non-starter upstart insect whippersnapper zero insignificancy number twerp morsel half-pint zilch shrimp pip-squeak dwarf snippersnapper nullity pygmy pigmy small fry squirt unimportant person unknown pipsqueak gnat nerk picayune johnny squit bozo nyaff dandiprat pisher insignificant person snip no-mark menial zippo nix zip wimp parvenu little guy small potato nonexistence person of no importance person of no account man of straw small beer stripling pup puppy nebbish git twit twerk runt naught statistic nonbeing malapert random brat minx young upstart slip of a … piece of data

civilian civvy non-combatant citizen civ civvie neutral noncombatant private citizen subject non-military person ordinary citizen member of the public nonfighter nonbelligerent

normaler simpler plainer humbler blander boringer duller homelier more ordinary more average more regular more standard more conventional more familiar more routine more unpretentious more customary more commonplace more generic more modest more pedestrian more unexceptional more unnoteworthy more vanilla more hackneyed more humdrum more insignificant more prosaic more run-of-the-mill more stereotypical more undistinguished more unexciting more unextraordinary more uninteresting more unremarkable more unvaried more workaday

rifer mundaner more frequent more repeated more prevalent more typical more universal more habitual more persistent more prevailing more regular more constant more natural more predictable more usual more extensive more incessant more profuse more rampant more wonted more day-to-day more monotonous more quotidian

better-known widerspread currenter more popular more universal more general more generic more prevalent more standard more accepted more conventional more customary more familiar more mainstream more mutual more prevailing more usual more established more like more orthodox more proverbial more public more traditional more accustomed more congruous

broader completer more general more mutual more composite more cumulative more overall more communal more concentrated more cooperative more public more social more socialistic more aggregate more global

more public more communal more mutual more communistic more collaborative more cooperative

lowlier humbler ignobler lower meaner more low-class more plebeian more middling more bourgeois more low-born more lower-class more philistine more proletarian more second-rate more undistinguished more plebby more working-class

crasser coarser cruder ruder uncouther impoliter rougher vulgarer grosser poorer shoddier sleazier sordider more unrefined more ill-mannered more uncultivated more uncultured more boorish more uncivilised more uncivilized more graceless more ill-bred more lowbrow more mannerless more oafish more unmannerly more unsavory more unsavoury more brutish more churlish more cloddish more clodhopping more illiberal more incult more lowbred more raffish more slobbish more tasteless more ungentlemanly more unladylike more unmannered more unpolished more unsophisticated

widerspread more commonplace more familiar more pervasive more prevalent

staler triter more mediocre more banal more characterless more hackneyed more low-grade more nondescript more passable more pedestrian more wearisome more insipid more stereotypical more tedious more tired more unexciting more unimaginative more uninspired more uninteresting more weariful

lousier paltrier shabbier tawdrier badder bummer cheaper cruddier junkier miserabler shoddier sorrier tattier rottener trashier wretcheder schlockier more ordinary more substandard more execrable more mediocre more middling more worthless more cheapjack more low-grade more rubbishy more second-rate

Common Era commoners commonest common factor common factors common folk common enemy common eelgrass common divisors common divisor common design common denominators