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Meanings of proletarian in English
Usage of proletarian in English
1
The Labor Party of Australia has killed the pure proletarian movement there.
2
Just in case anyone might be banking on Prince Edward's proletarian tendencies.
3
We have not yet considered the agricultural laborer-theproletarian of the countryside.
4
It is, as M. Hardy points out, of SEXUAL and proletarian origin.
5
October 22nd became the reviewing day for the forces of the proletarian army.
6
The proletarian produces the goods which the bourgeois sells with advantage.
7
The proletarian is helpless; left to himself, he cannot live a single day.
8
Not that the proletarian leaders of comfortable Italy realized what they were advocating.
9
You can see that this attitude was dreadfully unfair and proletarian-oriented.
10
The lower ones are more proletarian, but there is no sharp dividing line.
11
Again, I could not disguise myself as a proletarian and travel.
12
The poor man, the proletarian, is nobler than another, but not more sacred.
13
Had there not been women leaders in every great proletarian movement?
14
Always poking your proletarian nose into the business of your betters.
15
This often announced proletarian dictatorship can only be achieved through the use of violence.
16
The agricultural proletarian, like all other labor, should be organized in a national union.
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