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Meanings of lower class in English
A class of people in a society characterized by low income, low level of education, high unemployment and, as a result of these, a low social status.
Usage of lower class in English
1
He was the second of seven children in a lower class family.
2
I felt relieved, in spite of the size of the lower class.
3
Barrera came from a middle class background, Morales from a lower class.
4
This middle class condemnation swept the lower class away in its train.
5
The remaining part of the lower class consisted of impoverished Chinese peasants.
6
The middle and upper classes are equally guilty with the lower class.
7
The lower class of Assyrian women are not represented upon the sculptures.
8
The coolie and lower class are an ignorant, repulsive and ill-mannered people.
9
The lower class is those who live by what they earn only.
10
At bottom we've got a lower class to deal with, you know.
11
Every character in it is of the lower class in England.
12
Tells about his beginnings in lower class New Rochelle, New York.
13
Now, a lower class of urbanites occupied the tower in question.
14
Also, that's because I choose to follow the lower class set of brothers.
15
But in this case the family continues to belong to the lower class.
16
The public is recruited from the upper, the middle, and the lower class.
This collocation consists of:
Lower class through the time
Lower class across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common