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Definition of lower class in English: lower classnoun treated as singular or plural The social group that has the lowest status; the working class. in popular fiction of the past, villains were usually of the lower class the highest mortality was found in the lower classes Example sentencesExamples - They are not supporting us and it's the lower class that suffers all the time.
- I'm so sorry for the gap between the middle class and the lower class.
- But all the projects are aimed at either the upper class, the middle class or lower class, there is nothing for the absolute poor.
- Allow the rich to buy and get whatever they want, leaving many struggling middle and lower class Americans to pick up the balance.
- You know, the middle class and the lower class, they're not confused about this issue.
- Teenage smoking is a rite of passage for the lower class in Ireland.
- He rises from the lower class and meets many adventures, but all the while, he remembers Estella.
- The lower class is brewing bitter resentment against the rich.
- During the nineteenth century, the suburb was transformed from a space for social outcasts and the lower classes to a space for the elite.
- We need rules to help the upper class and control the lower class.
- Come on, we are students, we're the lower class of the future, you might as well start demoralizing us now.
- He was happy to tell me everything he knew about lower class being unfairly dismissed.
- The lower class does the work and the upper class gets the recognition.
- It too utilized national sacrifice and national sentiment to justify social justice for the lower classes.
- That is where the military gets its soldiers, from the economically underprivileged, badly educated lower class.
- As an adult, the only way out of the lower class is more schooling or a big change in your life.
- The society is made up of the wealthy upper class, the middle class, and the working or lower class.
- Our textbook, does not spend as much time talking about the lower class as it does the middle class.
- In all this he equated crowds with the working and lower classes.
- Living amongst the lower class of London all of the time had certainly made Cate much more adept at blending in.
adjective Relating to or characteristic of the lower class. Example sentencesExamples - The film depicted a rich and selfish woman stranded on a tropical island with her rugged lower-class manservant, their roles switched almost immediately upon being stranded.
- Your films tend to follow a theme of lower-class people with upper-class dreams, trying to escape their situations.
- While drug use has been found to reflect percentages similar to the entire population, drug dealing is often thought to be a lower-class minority phenomenon.
- She never let any of this go to her head though and remained as selfconscious as any lower class girl would in the presence of such luxury.
- In Edwardian times many lower class woman would work as servants or maids for upper class families.
- It is also true that high-risk characteristics are common in lower-class communities.
- They were lower class, and lacked the basic human civil rights that the rest of the country had.
- The changed economic scenario also had very different consequences for lower-class working women.
- The first is pretty lower class and accounts for the minority of returns.
- In urban areas, lower-class men work in crafts, manufacturing, and low-paid service industries.
- He's the only other poor lower class type I've ever met who was revolutionary minded.
- It was common for many lower-class families to have similar views.
- The lower class population of Rome was seriously and systematically under-represented.
- Her character is a lower-class girl, resourceful and beautiful.
- I, on the other hand, would be considered stupid or worse, lower class.
- In the novel, Darcy is very high class, and Lizzie is slightly lower class.
- They knew that a lower-class commoner had somehow caught the eye of the young Queen on one of her forays into the country.
- Yet we also know that few teachers consciously discriminate against lower-class children or deliberately give them undeservedly poor marks.
- Granted, it is a lower-class area, but the majority of the people living there make no effort to improve their lives.
- They're all missing out, because it didn't take long to master and he writes about the lower class criminal types so well.
Synonyms low-ranking, low, lowly, lower-class, plebeian, proletarian, working-class, undistinguished, poor, mean, ignoble, of low birth, low-born, of low rank
Definition of lower class in US English: lower classnounˌloʊər ˈklæsˌlōər ˈklas treated as singular or plural The social group that has the lowest status; the working class. Example sentencesExamples - He rises from the lower class and meets many adventures, but all the while, he remembers Estella.
- In all this he equated crowds with the working and lower classes.
- As an adult, the only way out of the lower class is more schooling or a big change in your life.
- Come on, we are students, we're the lower class of the future, you might as well start demoralizing us now.
- During the nineteenth century, the suburb was transformed from a space for social outcasts and the lower classes to a space for the elite.
- We need rules to help the upper class and control the lower class.
- I'm so sorry for the gap between the middle class and the lower class.
- Teenage smoking is a rite of passage for the lower class in Ireland.
- The lower class does the work and the upper class gets the recognition.
- He was happy to tell me everything he knew about lower class being unfairly dismissed.
- The lower class is brewing bitter resentment against the rich.
- Living amongst the lower class of London all of the time had certainly made Cate much more adept at blending in.
- You know, the middle class and the lower class, they're not confused about this issue.
- That is where the military gets its soldiers, from the economically underprivileged, badly educated lower class.
- Allow the rich to buy and get whatever they want, leaving many struggling middle and lower class Americans to pick up the balance.
- It too utilized national sacrifice and national sentiment to justify social justice for the lower classes.
- They are not supporting us and it's the lower class that suffers all the time.
- Our textbook, does not spend as much time talking about the lower class as it does the middle class.
- The society is made up of the wealthy upper class, the middle class, and the working or lower class.
- But all the projects are aimed at either the upper class, the middle class or lower class, there is nothing for the absolute poor.
adjectiveˌloʊər ˈklæsˌlōər ˈklas Relating to or characteristic of the lower class. Example sentencesExamples - In urban areas, lower-class men work in crafts, manufacturing, and low-paid service industries.
- While drug use has been found to reflect percentages similar to the entire population, drug dealing is often thought to be a lower-class minority phenomenon.
- Your films tend to follow a theme of lower-class people with upper-class dreams, trying to escape their situations.
- The film depicted a rich and selfish woman stranded on a tropical island with her rugged lower-class manservant, their roles switched almost immediately upon being stranded.
- He's the only other poor lower class type I've ever met who was revolutionary minded.
- Granted, it is a lower-class area, but the majority of the people living there make no effort to improve their lives.
- In Edwardian times many lower class woman would work as servants or maids for upper class families.
- They were lower class, and lacked the basic human civil rights that the rest of the country had.
- The first is pretty lower class and accounts for the minority of returns.
- I, on the other hand, would be considered stupid or worse, lower class.
- It was common for many lower-class families to have similar views.
- She never let any of this go to her head though and remained as selfconscious as any lower class girl would in the presence of such luxury.
- In the novel, Darcy is very high class, and Lizzie is slightly lower class.
- The changed economic scenario also had very different consequences for lower-class working women.
- They knew that a lower-class commoner had somehow caught the eye of the young Queen on one of her forays into the country.
- Yet we also know that few teachers consciously discriminate against lower-class children or deliberately give them undeservedly poor marks.
- It is also true that high-risk characteristics are common in lower-class communities.
- They're all missing out, because it didn't take long to master and he writes about the lower class criminal types so well.
- The lower class population of Rome was seriously and systematically under-represented.
- Her character is a lower-class girl, resourceful and beautiful.
Synonyms low-ranking, low, lowly, lower-class, plebeian, proletarian, working-class, undistinguished, poor, mean, ignoble, of low birth, low-born, of low rank
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