Of the commons or common people.

Inhabited by ordinary people.

Of, relating to, deriving from, or consisting of ordinary people or the people as a whole; generated by the general public; democratic.

transferred. Of or belonging to the ‘common’ or ‘unlearned’ people. Obsolete.

= plebeian, adj.

Of undistinguished birth or rank; of or relating to the ordinary people; belonging to or connected with the populace; popular.

Of or pertaining to the common people.

= plebeian, adj. Also as n.

Of or relating to the populace or common people; cf. multitude, n. 3b. Obsolete. rare.

Belonging to the herd or common sort. Of a soldier: Common, private (= Latin gregārius miles).

Pertaining to the common herd, ordinary, undistinguished.

Of the general public; current or rife among the population. Cf. popular, adj. 1 3a. Obsolete (poetic in later use).

Of or characteristic of a roturière; of low social rank; not noble; common.

gen. Of, relating to, or characteristic of ordinary people; intended for or suited to the understanding or taste of ordinary people. Frequently…

= vulgar, adj. (in later use in sense 13).

Belonging to or characteristic of the people.

Of or relating to ordinary people or commoners.

Of or relating to the commonalty or ordinary citizens of a city. Obsolete. rare.

Of the common people; traditional, unsophisticated.

Plebeian, working-class; unsophisticated or uncultured.

colloquial. = plebeian, n. 2.