commonfolk
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈkɒmənfəʊk/
Definition
Ordinary people, especially those who do not belong to the aristocracy or a high social class.
Examples
The politician tried to connect with the commonfolk by discussing their everyday struggles.
In medieval times, the lives of the nobility were very different from those of the commonfolk.
The festival was a chance for people from all walks of life, from lords to commonfolk, to come together.
How to Use commonfolk
- the commonfolk (collocation)
- referring to ordinary people as a specific group — "The king often visited the commonfolk to understand their needs."
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