Commoner — synonyms, commoner antonyms, definition

1. commoner (Adjective)

coarser less couth less washed more mutual more plebeian more rough-cut more usual more vernacular more vulgar less common more individual

commoner (Adjective) — Belonging to or participated in by a community as a whole; public. ex. "for the common good" ex. "common lands are set aside for use by all members of a community"

commoner (Adjective) — Having no special distinction or quality; widely known or commonly encountered; average or ordinary or usual. ex. "the common man" ex. "a common sailor" ex. "the common cold" ex. "a common nuisance" ex. "followed common procedure" ex. "it is common knowledge that she lives alone" ex. "the common housefly" ex. "a common brand of soap"

commoner (Adjective) — Shared by or having the same connection with two or more parties. ex. "a common friend"

commoner (Adjective) — Found in large numbers or in a large quantity. ex. "a common complaint"

commoner (Adjective) — Being or characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language. ex. "common parlance"

commoner (Adjective) — (disparaging) of or associated with ordinary, common people. ex. "the common people in those days suffered greatly" ex. "behaviour that branded him as common"

commoner (Adjective) — Of low or inferior quality or value. ex. "produced...the common cloths used by the poorer population"

commoner (Adjective) — Lacking refinement, cultivation or taste. ex. "behaviour that branded him as common"

commoner (Adjective) — To be expected; standard. ex. "common decency"

commonality commonness commonplaceness everydayness

2. commoner (Noun)

common man common person

commoner (Noun) — A person who holds no title.

individual mortal person somebody someone soul Joe Bloggs Joe Blow John Doe bourgeois burgher cipher cypher everyman layman layperson laywoman man in the street nobody nonentity pleb plebeian prole proletarian rustic secular • • •