Definition of "low-class" []

Of or relating to the lower socioeconomic classes. (adjective)
Vulgar or crude; common: was put off by their low-class behavior. (adjective)

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Use "low-class" in a sentence

"According to journalist Herbert Asbury, the author of Gangs of New York, the district was occupied “for the most part, by freed Negro slaves and low-class Irish” who “crowded indiscriminately into the old rookeries of the Points.”"
"The negative meaning is of poor, low-class, uneducated, disorganized and dirty people."
"Well, leave it to a Republican to scrape the bottom of the low-class barrel."

Words like "low-class"

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half-military

half-sovereign

her-the

lower-class middle class non-U

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tenth-rate

true-born

upper-class upper-lower-class wage-earning working class