Pronunciation: /ˈkɑmən ˈpipəl/
noun refers to a group of individuals in society who are not considered to be part of the elite or upper class
A1 Common people work hard to provide for their families.
A2 The common people in the village rely on farming for their livelihood.
B1 Politicians should listen to the concerns of the common people.
B2 The government's policies have a direct impact on the lives of the common people.
C1 The common people have the power to bring about social change through collective action.
C2 Historically, revolutions have been driven by the discontent of the common people.
formal The government should prioritize policies that benefit the common people.
informal Common people like us just want to live a comfortable life.
slang Hey, the common folk are just trying to make ends meet.
figurative In the grand scheme of things, the common people hold the power.
commoned
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are being common people
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