| Plural | plebeians |
common plebeian
lowly plebeian
ordinary plebeian
he is a man of plebeian tastes.
In the western world the plebeian or popular element in each state successfully assailed the oligarchical monopoly;and a code was nearly universally obtained early in the history of the Commonwealth.
During this legateship, when he was walking along preceded by the fasces, one of his fellow-townsmen, a man of Lepcis and a plebeian, embraced him as an old comrade.
The plebeian crowd cheered for their favorite team.
She preferred simple plebeian food over fancy dishes.
The plebeian origins of the dish made it a popular street food.
The novel portrays the struggles of a plebeian family in a dystopian society.
He felt out of place in the plebeian neighborhood.
The plebeian fashion trend quickly spread to high-end designers.
Despite his plebeian background, he rose to a position of power through hard work.
The artist rejected the elitist art world in favor of plebeian art forms.
The plebeian nature of the music resonated with the working-class audience.
She found comfort in the plebeian simplicity of rural life.
A well-born man who keeps his place like I do, is hated by all the plebeians.
If she didn't find murder humorless, she would undoubtedly find it plebeian.
I'll bet you can't! - Watch me, plebeian!
Thither, too, thronged the plebeian classes as freely as their betters, and in larger number.
But I am convinced that the reason I cannot master the plebeian task of driving is because I'm not meant to.
It's just that plebeian blood had revitalized the old ruling class. As elsewhere, Rome profited from its adaptability in allowing social mobility.
No, unlike those plebeians at N.Y.U., the students at Columbia actually respect and understand the power of gossip girl.
Amaranta was so scandalized with the plebeian invasion that she went back to eating in the kitchen as in olden days.
But to help take care of plebeian social concerns, the Romans developed a practice called patronage, in which a given patrician served as patron.
For one thing, it specified for just about any offense, a stricter penalty for a guilty plebeian and a less strict penalty for a guilty patrician.
common plebeian
lowly plebeian
ordinary plebeian
he is a man of plebeian tastes.
In the western world the plebeian or popular element in each state successfully assailed the oligarchical monopoly;and a code was nearly universally obtained early in the history of the Commonwealth.
During this legateship, when he was walking along preceded by the fasces, one of his fellow-townsmen, a man of Lepcis and a plebeian, embraced him as an old comrade.
The plebeian crowd cheered for their favorite team.
She preferred simple plebeian food over fancy dishes.
The plebeian origins of the dish made it a popular street food.
The novel portrays the struggles of a plebeian family in a dystopian society.
He felt out of place in the plebeian neighborhood.
The plebeian fashion trend quickly spread to high-end designers.
Despite his plebeian background, he rose to a position of power through hard work.
The artist rejected the elitist art world in favor of plebeian art forms.
The plebeian nature of the music resonated with the working-class audience.
She found comfort in the plebeian simplicity of rural life.
A well-born man who keeps his place like I do, is hated by all the plebeians.
If she didn't find murder humorless, she would undoubtedly find it plebeian.
I'll bet you can't! - Watch me, plebeian!
Thither, too, thronged the plebeian classes as freely as their betters, and in larger number.
But I am convinced that the reason I cannot master the plebeian task of driving is because I'm not meant to.
It's just that plebeian blood had revitalized the old ruling class. As elsewhere, Rome profited from its adaptability in allowing social mobility.
No, unlike those plebeians at N.Y.U., the students at Columbia actually respect and understand the power of gossip girl.
Amaranta was so scandalized with the plebeian invasion that she went back to eating in the kitchen as in olden days.
But to help take care of plebeian social concerns, the Romans developed a practice called patronage, in which a given patrician served as patron.
For one thing, it specified for just about any offense, a stricter penalty for a guilty plebeian and a less strict penalty for a guilty patrician.
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