What is "proletarian" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "proletarian": a member of the working class (not necessarily employed)

Noun

Meaning of "proletarian": belonging to or characteristic of the proletariat

Adjective

Synonyms:

simple, modest, obscure, unassuming, ordinary, unpretentious, rough, unfit, low, base, mean, beggarly, common, commonplace, contemptible, humdrum, ignoble, inglorious, insignificant, little, lowly, meager, measly, menial, miserable, paltry, petty, pitiful, plebeian, puny, seemly, servile, severe, shabby, small, sordid, trivial, uncouth, underprivileged, undistinguished, unimportant, unrefined, vulgar, wretched, scrubby, low-born, low-ranking, humble, average, base, common, commonplace, docile, dutiful, everyday, gentle, ignoble, low, mean, meek, menial, mild, modest, mundane, obscure, obsequious, ordinary, plebeian, poor, prosaic, retiring, servile, simple, submissive, subordinate, unassuming, unpretentious, baseborn, reverential, cast down, lowborn, withdrawing, miserable, vulgar, petty, humble, limited, plebeian, menial, base, low, hack, obscure, narrow, ordinary, inferior, common, beggarly, contemptible, ignoble, ineffectual, insignificant, lowly, mediocre, modest, paltry, pitiful, run-down, scruffy, second-rate, seedy, servile, shabby, sordid, squalid, tawdry, undistinguished, wretched, déclassé, second-class, unwashed, down-at-heel, lowborn, common, pedestrian, low, ordinary, mean, banal, coarse, conventional, humble, ignoble, lowly, popular, traditional, uncultivated, unrefined, unsophisticated, vulgar, unwashed, lowborn, working-class, commoner, peasant, pleb, commonalty, common people, rank and file, plebe, person in the street, accessible, ubiquitous, prevalent, familiar, universal, rampant, public, accepted, approved, conventional, current, general, ordinary, prevailing, regnant, rife, ruling, stock, widespread, adopted, demanded, embraced, in demand, in use, lower class, peasant, common people, hoi polloi, rank and file, commoners, bourgeoisie, blue-collar workers, plebians, working stiff, employee, trader, peasant, laborer, slave, help, stiff, toiler, breadwinner, hand, serf, artisan, operative, craftsperson, wage earner, blue collar, company person, nine-to-fiver, tradesperson, white collar, working person, working stiff, employee, hand, laborer, common laborer, factory worker, industrial worker, lunch-bucket worker, member of the working class, nonoffice worker, working stiff, workingman, workingwoman, middle-class, proletariat, working class, factory-working, lower-class, wage-earning, average, base, baseborn, common, commonplace, declassed, docile, dutiful, everyday, gentle, humble, ignoble, low, mean, meek, menial, mild, modest, mundane, obscure, obsequious, ordinary, plebeian, poor, prosaic, retiring, reverential, servile, simple, submissive, subordinate, unassuming, unpretentious, vulgar, cast down, lowborn, withdrawing,

Antonyms:

brave, extraordinary, presumptuous, polite, honest, moral, assertive, conceited, egotistical, insolent, pretentious, showy, luxurious, bold, nice, noble, boasting, proud, rich, superior, higher, pretentious, lofty, noble, superior, unrestricted, aristocratic, honest, moral, abnormal, extraordinary, kind, unselfish, compassionate, polite, rich, noble, elevated, superior, high, uncommon, generous, nice, sympathetic, extreme, abnormal, extraordinary, aristocratic, wealthy, uncommon, high, noble, different, rich, upper-class, aristocrat, noble, patrician, rich, wealthy, unknown, unpopular, unusual, limited, uncommon, particular, disliked, different, hindrance, obstruction, check, unemployed, white-collar,