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Definition of commonalty - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
general populaceDated UK the ordinary people of a society or nationDated UK
- The commonalty often faced hardships during economic downturns..
2.
commonersDated UK class of people without noble rankDated UK
- The commonalty lived simple lives compared to the nobility.
3.
shared stateDated the state of having things in commonDated
- Their friendship was based on a commonalty of interests.
Origin of commonalty
Middle English, communalté (common people)
Examples of commonalty in a sentence
The king addressed the commonalty with promises of reform. Laws were made to protect the rights of the commonalty. The commonalty among team members fostered collaboration. Their shared experiences created a commonalty that bonded them.
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- French:populace, roturiers, ...
- German:Volksmasse, Nichtadelige, ...
- Italian:popolino, popolani, ...
- Spanish:plebe, plebeyos, ...
- Portuguese:plebe, gente comum, ...
- Chinese:普通人, 庶民, ...
- Japanese:一般庶民, 庶民, ...
- Arabic:العامَّة, العوام, ...
- Hebrew:הַמּוֹן, פְּשׁוּטֵי הָעָם, ...
- Russian:обычные люди, общность, ...
- Ukrainian:звичайні люди, простолюдини, ...
- Hindi:साधारण जनता, साधारण लोग, ...
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