Plebeian
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 78
plē-bē′an, adj. pertaining to, or consisting of, the common people: popular: vulgar.— n. originally one of the common people of ancient Rome: one of the lower cla es.— v.t. Plebei′anise .— ns. Plebei′anism , state of being a plebeian: the conduct or manners of plebeians: vulgarity; Plebificā′tion , the act of making plebeian.— v.t. Pleb′ify , to make plebeian: to vulgarise. [Fr. plébéien —L. plebeius — plebs , pleb is , the common people.]
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