Proletarian ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Proletarian ( noun )

1. A member of the working class.
2. A person who belongs to the lowest social or economic class and has no property.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french prolétaire, from latin proletarius (see proletariat).

Examples:

1. The novel tells the story of a young proletarian woman.
2. The factory was filled with proletarians working long hours.
3. The play centers around the struggles of a proletarian family.
4. The politician's speech was directed towards the proletarians of the city.
5. The art exhibition featured works by a proletarian artist.

(As an adjective)

Proletarian ( adjective )

1. A member of the working class.
2. A person who belongs to the lowest social or economic class and has no property.

Origin:

Mid 19th century: from french prolétaire, from latin proletarius (see proletariat).

Examples:

1. The novel tells the story of a young proletarian woman.
2. The factory was filled with proletarians working long hours.
3. The play centers around the struggles of a proletarian family.
4. The politician's speech was directed towards the proletarians of the city.
5. The art exhibition featured works by a proletarian artist.