Pronunciation: /loʊ klæs/
noun a class of people considered to be of low social rank or status
A1 I don't want to be friends with people from the low class.
A2 She was often looked down upon because of her low class background.
B1 The movie explores the struggles of individuals from the low class trying to make a better life for themselves.
B2 Despite coming from a low class family, she managed to excel in her studies and pursue a successful career.
C1 Societal attitudes towards the low class have slowly been changing as awareness of social inequality grows.
C2 The politician's derogatory comments about the low class sparked outrage and led to widespread condemnation.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a low social rank or status
A1 She lives in a low class neighborhood.
A2 The restaurant had a low class atmosphere.
B1 The movie was criticized for its low class humor.
B2 He felt uncomfortable in the low class establishment.
C1 The novel explores themes of social hierarchy and low class struggle.
C2 The artist's work often challenges perceptions of high and low class distinctions.
formal The neighborhood was known for its high concentration of low class residents.
informal She didn't want to be seen as low class so she always dressed up for parties.
slang Some people think shopping at discount stores is low class.
figurative His behavior at the party was so low class, he embarrassed everyone around him.
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