Public
Public noun - Human beings in general.
Working class and public are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Working class" instead a noun "Public".
Working class
Working class noun - A social class comprising those who do manual labor or work for wages.
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Synonyms for Working class
Public and working class are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Public" instead a noun phrase "Working class".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- people and public
- people and working class
- populace and public
- populace and working class
- folk and public
- folk and working class
- multitude and public
- multitude and working class
- herd and public
- herd and working class
- rabble and public
- rabble and working class
- masses and public
- masses and working class
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There were massive NSDAP rallies, public construction projects, industrial development and some things that were meant to gain popular support like film, public television, paid vacations for the working class and so on.
Source: Useful Notes / Nazi Germany - The elite, Public School stereotype is traditionally associated with Rugby Union, with Rugby League being the sport for the working class, but many people confuse the two.
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The persistent pollution has only made things worse, and when public housing was demolished en masse on the South Side, many of the former residents headed for Far South Side's working class neighborhoods, bringing their criminal histories and rivalries with them.
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