Definition Synonyms
Definition of low-class - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
societylacking social rank or respectability
- His low-class behavior embarrassed everyone at the party.
2.
sociologyoccupying the lowest socioeconomic position
- They lived in a low-class neighborhood with few amenities.
Origin of low-class
Old English, lāg (low) + clāse (class)
Terms with low-class included in their meaning
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low class
lacking refinement or taste
society
be considered low-class or immoral
society
belonging to a low social or economic class
boxing weight class
person or class in a specific low weight range in sports
literary quality
class of low-quality literary work
bars
disreputable or low-class bar
Examples of low-class in a sentence
She wore a low-class outfit to the formal event. The low-class area lacked basic infrastructure. She felt judged for her low-class background.
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- French:vulgaire, modeste, ...
- German:ordinär, unterprivilegiert, ...
- Italian:popolare, di bassa classe, ...
- Spanish:vulgar, humilde, ...
- Portuguese:de baixa classe, pobre, ...
- Chinese:低级的, 低社会阶层的, ...
- Japanese:下品な, 低所得, ...
- Arabic:وَضيع, من الطبقة الدنيا, ...
- Hebrew:נָחוּת, מִמַּעֲמָד נָמוּךְ, ...
- Russian:низкого класса, низшего класса, ...
- Ukrainian:низькокласний, бідний, ...
- Hindi:गँवारू, निम्न वर्ग, ...
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