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commoner
  1. A member of the common people who holds no title or rank.
  2. (Britain) Someone who is not of noble rank.
  3. (Oxbridge) An undergraduate who does not hold either a scholarship or an exhibition.
  4. (obsolete, Britain, Oxford University slang) A student who is not dependent on any foundation for support, but pays all university charges; at Cambridge called a pensioner.
  5. Someone holding common rights because of residence or land ownership in a particular manor, especially rights on common land.
  6. (obsolete) One sharing with another in anything.
  7. Synonyms:
      8. plebeian, bourgeois, bourgeoisie, peasant, citizen, civilian, public, populace, commonality, pleb, hoi polloi, third estate, common, commonalty, ruck, the masses, masses, great unwashed, rank and file, mob, crowd, mass, proletariat, multitude, people, common people, rabble, canaille, plebeians, commoners, plebs, proles, riff-raff, millions, ragtag, ragtag and bobtail, commons, common herd, riffraff, herd, general public, peasantry, scum, many, lower classes, the many, the multitude, majority, lower class, unwashed … more
  8. Examples:
      9. “After marrying into the royal family, the princess shocked her conservative parents by choosing a commoner as her spouse.”
commonalty
  1. The common people; the commonality
  2. A group of things having similar characteristics (The addition of quotations indicative of this usage is being sought):
  3. A class composed of persons lacking clerical or noble rank; commoners
  4. The state or quality of having things in common
  5. Shared feature
  6. Synonyms:
      7. public, populace, commonality, commoner, pleb, plebeian, common, hoi polloi, third estate, the masses, masses, proletariat, plebeians, plebs, rank and file, rabble, crowd, multitude, commoners, mob, people, common people, canaille, great unwashed, proles, ragtag and bobtail, riff-raff, millions, mass, ragtag, common herd, commons, riffraff, herd, general public, lower classes, scum, many, unwashed, peasantry, trash, peasants, tagrag and bobtail, lower class, lower orders, bourgeoisie, community, subjects, residents, society … more
  7. Examples:
      8. “The government should always prioritize the needs and welfare of the commonalty.”
      “He then addresses the commonalty in a speech, desiring them to proceed to a new election.”
      “To work out electoral procedures for the new city officers, a body of 80 persons was created to represent the commonalty.”
commonality
  1. The common people; the commonalty
  2. The joint possession of a set of attributes or characteristics.
  3. Such a shared attribute or characteristic
  4. (telecommunications) A quality that applies to materiel or systems: (a) possessing like and interchangeable parts or characteristics enabling each to be utilized, or operated and maintained in common; (b) having interchangeable repair parts and/or components; (c) applying to consumable items interchangeably equivalent without adjustment.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. similarity, correspondence, resemblance, congruity, similitude, parallel, commonalty, commonship, overlap, common denominator, common ground, likeness, agreement, equivalence, parallelism, concurrence, uniformity, comparability, alikeness, affinity, conformity, semblance, sameness, connection, correlation, analogy, congruence, parity, closeness, comparison, community, interchangeability, homogeneity, match, relatedness, harmony, indistinguishability, kinship, nearness, similar nature, association, relation, relationship, approximation, identicalness, mutuality, symmetry, interrelation, coincidence, concordance … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “One obvious commonality is the fact that all this can loosely be grouped under the banner of long-running US drama.”
      “It is the collective choice of members of the aristocracy to rule over the commonality.”
      “Another commonality between the two stage divas is an emphasis on theatre standards as dramatic performances, not merely nice old songs.”
common
  1. Mutual good, shared by more than one.
  2. A tract of land in common ownership; common land.
  3. The people; the community.
  4. (law) The right of taking a profit in the land of another, in common either with the owner or with other persons; so called from the community of interest which arises between the claimant of the right and the owner of the soil, or between the claimants and other commoners entitled to the same right.
  5. Synonyms:
      6. open space, green, park, playground, playing field, recreational area, recreation ground, commons, commonage, public land, shared land, lawn, sward, grass, turf, grassplot, mead, lea, greensward, grassy area, plaza, field, terrace, meadow, grassland, pasture, garden, prairie, grazing, verdure, yard, greenery, backyard, clearing, earth, grasslands, soil, clod, peat, veld, plot, parkland, grazeland, grounds, tract, divot, grama, hay, barley, blades of grass … more
  6. Examples:
      7. “Joseph would sometimes wander to the nearby common to reflect amongst the local folk.”
commonship
  1. A state, condition, or things shared or held in common; commonality.
  2. A community or fellowship.
  3. Synonyms:
      4. common ground, similarity, correspondence, commonality, congruity, connection, commonalty, communion, community, commutuality, mutuality, overlap, mutual understanding, common denominator, resemblance, similitude, parallel, likeness, agreement, equivalence, parallelism, concurrence, uniformity, comparability, alikeness, affinity, conformity, semblance, sameness, correlation, analogy, congruence, parity, closeness, comparison, interchangeability, homogeneity, match, relatedness, harmony, indistinguishability, kinship, nearness, similar nature, association, relation, relationship, approximation, identicalness, symmetry … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “The two languages develope in different directions but the old commonship is still discernible.”
      “There was even a commonship between the mine operators and the men at one time, before the Great Depression.”
commonage
  1. The condition of land that is held in common
  2. The right to pasture animals on common land
  3. Synonyms:
      4. common, open space, green, park, playground, playing field, recreational area, recreation ground, commons, public land, shared land … more
  4. Examples:
      5. “The fence must come down in the interests of the commonage rights of local farmers and in the interests of the local environment.”
      “In 2001 40 farmers established their commonage and grazing rights on the 426 acres of land.”
      “The next stage of an appeal is to get the commonage resurveyed and a formal appeal produced.”
commonweal
  1. (obsolete or archaic) The common good.
  2. republic
  3. Examples:
      4. “Here vision, co-ordination, and resources are urgently required for our commonweal and moral fibre.”
      “Certainly, I can agree with the sentiment that quality literature is often outside the grasp of the commonweal.”
      “Its holders see no beauty in the Universe, only scheming business people fleecing the commonweal.”
commonhold
  1. (England and Wales law) The freehold tenure of part of a multioccupancy building (typically a flat) with shared responsibility for common services.
commonness
  1. The quality of being common.
  2. Synonyms:
      3. prevalence, frequency, regularity, frequentness, generality, frequence, universality, extensiveness, ubiquity, occurrence, incidence, popularity, pervasiveness, breadth, predominance, rifeness, comprehensiveness, abundance, catholicity, sweepingness, broadness, all-inclusiveness, acceptance, rate, fashionableness, currency, ubiquitousness, rampancy, vogue, hold, rule, depth, amount, inclusiveness, completeness, profusion, ascendancy, exhaustiveness, preponderance, distribution, number, widespread presence, rate of occurrence, length, common occurrence, rate of repetition, rate of recurrence, scope, dominance, traction … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The commonness of social media platforms is undeniable in today's modern society.”
      “The commonness of their jokes was evident, as they continuously resorted to crude and vulgar humor.”
      “The commonness of the sunrise brings a comforting sense of familiarity to each new day.”
commons
  1. plural of common
  2. A dining hall, usually at a college or university.
  3. A central section of (usually an older) town, designated as a shared area, a common.
  4. (figuratively) The mutual good of all; the abstract concept of resources shared by more than one, for example air, water, information.
  5. (euphemistic, obsolete) An outhouse.
  6. Synonyms:
      7. canteen, mess hall, public, populace, people, multitude, crowd, commoners, plebeians, mob, plebs, millions, mass, herd, hoi polloi, rank and file, proletariat, masses, commonality, commonalty, canaille, proles, common people, rabble, riff-raff, great unwashed, ragtag, third estate, common herd, ragtag and bobtail, general public, riffraff, majority, peasantry, many, peasants, lower classes, subjects, population, community, society, residents, inhabitants, nation, country, denizens, natives, body politic, scum, plebians … more
  7. Examples:
      8. “Please proceed to the commons where your meals have been prepared.”
      “The aristocracy were anxious as to what would eventuate should the commons be enfranchised.”
      “Hoyle's rebellions were revolts of the commons, taken over and defused by the gentry and nobility.”
commonalities
  1. plural of commonality
  2. Synonyms:
      3. similarity, correspondence, resemblances, congruities, similitude, parallels, commonalties, commonships, overlaps, common denominators, common ground, equivalence, parallelism, likenesses, agreement, concurrences, uniformity, affinities, semblance, conformity, comparabilities, alikeness, interchangeability, closeness, homogeneities, connection, comparison, community, correlations, matches, samenesses, parity, congruences, relatedness, analogy, harmony, kinship, indistinguishability, nearness, relationships, approximation, association, relations, mutuality, symmetry, synonymity, interrelation, coincidence, identicalness, concordance … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “We should be on the watch, though, for commonalities which advance the project of thinking multiple traditions.”
      “Plato's elements can be interconverted because of the geometric commonalities of their atoms.”
      “Act II used a dance-off between town and country women to illustrate differences and commonalities of late twentieth-century social mores.”
commonholds
  1. plural of commonhold
commonships
  1. plural of commonship
  2. Synonyms:
      3. common ground, similarity, correspondence, commonalities, congruities, connection, commonalties, communion, community, mutuality, overlaps, common denominators, similitude, resemblances, parallels, equivalence, parallelism, likenesses, agreement, concurrences, uniformity, affinities, semblance, conformity, comparabilities, alikeness, interchangeability, closeness, homogeneities, comparison, correlations, matches, samenesses, parity, congruences, relatedness, analogy, harmony, kinship, indistinguishability, nearness, relationships, approximation, association, relations, symmetry, synonymity, interrelation, coincidence, identicalness … more
commonweals
  1. plural of commonweal
commonalties
  1. plural of commonalty
  2. Synonyms:
      3. publics, populace, commonalities, commoners, plebs, plebeians, commons, hoi polloi, rank and file, great unwashed, proletariat, rabbles, crowds, canailles, mobs, multitudes, riff-raff, people, mass, riffraff, herds, general public, scum, manies, lower classes, trash, peasantries, bourgeoisie, routs, community, men in the street, populations, society, vulgo, nations, working classes, bourgeois, countries, proletarians, peasants, rabblements, bodies politic, men on the street, citizenry, electorates, folk, collectives, women on the street, states, majorities … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “While workers in every sector have their own specific sets of concerns, the commonalties override the differences.”
      “One familiar argument for propositions appeals to commonalties between beliefs, utterances, or sentences, and infers a common entity.”
      “It examines the differences, commonalties and interactions between women and men.”
commonnesses
  1. plural of commonness
  2. Synonyms:
      3. prevalences, frequencies, regularities, frequentness, generalities, frequences, incidences, occurrences, rates, distributions, amounts, numbers, probabilities, weightings, degrees, extents, quantities, measures, trends, percentages, tendencies, drifts, scopes, constancies, periodicities, repetitions, recurrences, persistences, reiterations, repetitiveness, abundances, oftenness, iterations, densities, coarsenesses, rudenesses, roughnesses, indelicacies, vulgarities, crudenesses, crassnesses, crudities, lownesses, tastelessnesses, grossnesses, raffishness, indelicateness, rawnesses, basenesses, boorishnesses … more
commonages
  1. plural of commonage
  2. Synonyms:
      3. commons, greens, parks, playgrounds, playing fields, recreation grounds
commoners
  1. plural of commoner
  2. Synonyms:
      3. public, populace, people, crowd, multitude, mob, plebeians, millions, plebs, mass, commons, herd, hoi polloi, rank and file, masses, proletariat, rabble, commonalty, canaille, commonality, proles, great unwashed, common people, ragtag and bobtail, ragtag, riffraff, riff-raff, general public, third estate, common herd, citizens, inhabitants, scum, residents, peasants, subjects, denizens, natives, community, population, society, unwashed, lower classes, citizenry, country, trash, Joe Public, voters, body politic, bourgeoisie … more
  3. Examples:
      4. “The theater play aimed to portray the struggles and triumphs of the commoners, shedding light on their resilience and spirit.”
      “Almost all the tables were full with drunken commoners, washing away their troubles with ale and strong mead.”
      “The commoners too decorated their battledores, with colours which varied according to the local area.”
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