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Meanings of propertyless in English
Of those who work for wages especially manual or industrial laborers.
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Examples for "proletarian"
Examples for "proletarian"
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.
1
Perhaps I never gave the wage-earning element in work its due weight.
2
The town wage-earning laborers ranged from journeymen craftsmen to poor casual laborers.
3
The advantage to the wage-earning class can only be shortly stated.
4
These constitute largely a mobile migratory and disturbing, unskilled wage-earning class.
5
Financial distress It's not just wage-earning cleaners who may believe they have missed out.
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Many working-class political movements of this period demonstrated far greater political insight.
2
But in almost every case, the victims were either working-class or nonwhite.
3
Critics of gentrification romanticise working-class poverty, goes the main line of argument.
4
The plan, he said, was aimed to bolster working-class and middle-class families.
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Some middle-class families do not speak Inglish, while some working-class families do.
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Or to understand that blue-collar voters are an important demographic these days?
2
Photograph: Public domain Herko was born and raised in a blue-collar home.
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The embassy estimates about 60 per cent of those are blue-collar workers.
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What's needed is a blue-collar modernisation, focused on the north and Midlands.
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But Hunt's touch is true, and the blue-collar environment feels largely authentic.
Usage of propertyless in English
1
He would only unite with the poor, propertyless peasants.
2
To tell the truth of him,-thoughhe was not absolutely penniless, he was altogether propertyless.
3
An uneducated, underbred, and underfed propertyless man is a man who has lost the possibility of liberty.
4
In the early 19th century, the same state constitutional conventions that gave the vote to propertyless white men disenfranchised free Blacks.
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