Historically, ordinary people in a community or nation who lacked any significant social status.
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Such was the highest type; the commoner was squat, dumpy, and heavy.
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She walked over to the bow-shaped window, and opened the commoner envelope:
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Indeed, even in the commoner throng about me I knew no one.
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A commoner method was to leave the gift-thetithe-silently on the doorstep.
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A commoner is compelled to have some restraint in all his doings.
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Quite immense when compared with the wants and position of any commoner.
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False names are commoner than true ones, in my line of life.
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That, Mr. Warrington, is the first commoner in England, Mr. Speaker Onslow.
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There was a commoner about Jarles' build slouching at the next corner.
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This is a rival court that outshines Edward and his commoner wife.
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ERBB2 amplification is commoner in the molecular apocrine than the other groups.
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The man wore the short kimono and cotton trousers of a commoner.
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One good commoner is worth a million of them to my mind.
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However, the commoner form of injury done tendons, is strain or sprain.
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He was content, if a commoner, with the place assigned to him.
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To Versailles I am still a commoner, and a foreigner to boot.
