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Synonyms and antonyms of People from a low social class in British Thesaurus
People from a low social class
the precariat (noun)
a social group in advanced western societies consisting of people whose lives are difficult because they have little or no job security and few employment rights
the working class (noun)
the social class that consists of people who do not have much money, education, or power and who work mainly in manual jobs (=jobs that involve physical work): can be followed by a singular or plural verb
lower class (noun)
people who have the lowest social status: can be followed by a singular or plural verb
the proletariat (noun)
the lower orders (noun)
underclass (noun)
the lowest social class in a society, consisting of people who are the poorest and have the least power
peasantry (noun)
peasants, considered as a social class
proletarian (noun)
chav (noun)
Britishinformal offensive someone, especially a working-class person, who is not well educated, who dresses in designer clothes and wears a lot of gold jewellery but whose appearance shows bad taste
Dalit (noun)
Indian English someone who belongs to the lowest caste (=social class) in the traditional Hindu social system
the lowest of the low (British)
previously disadvantaged (adjective)
South African used for referring to people who were discriminated against under apartheid
prole (noun)
informal an insulting word for a working-class person
workers (noun)