proletarian

IPA: proʊɫʌtˈɛriʌn

noun

  • A member of the proletariat.

adjective

  • Of or relating to the proletariat.
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Examples of "proletarian" in Sentences

  • His class in proletarian fiction was wildly oversubscribed.
  • The Soviet Union was the first country to implement the idea of proletarian dictatorship.
  • At the end, in the epilogue, this simple-hearted visionary proletarian is acquitted, while
  • Forbes estimated this so-called proletarian as controlling a fortune of $900 million -- a figure which Castro vehemently denied.
  • In respect of culture and of economic, physical, and physiological conditions, the proletarian is the weakest element of our society.
  • That the so-called proletarian movements were in the pay of “big capital” was a phenomenon that has been commented on by sundry historians from conservative Oswald Spengler to liberal Carroll Quigley.
  • Broken capitalist moose antler debt which cannot be repaid is, indeed a concrete destruction of alienated workers brain-value; but the write-downs that it causes are the sound basis of the next predictable upswing in proletarian dictatorship.
  • There is not the smallest sign that any of these things is in a way to being established anywhere, and the one great country in which something described as a proletarian revolution once happened, i.e. the USSR, has moved steadily away from the old concept of a free and equal society aiming at universal human brotherhood.
  • There is not the smallest sign that any of these things is in a way to being established anywhere, and the one great country in which something described as a proletarian revolution once happened, i.e. the U.S.S.R., has moved steadily away from the old concept of a free and equal society aiming at universal human brotherhood.

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