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lower-middle-class — ➡ lower middle class * * * … Universalium
Lower middle class — In developed nations across the earth, the lower middle class, is a sub division of the greater middle class which constitutes by far the largest socio economic class. Universally the term refers to the group of middle class households or… … Wikipedia
lower middle class — n [sing + sing/pl v] (also the lower middle classes [pl]) n the class of people in British society, especially in the past, between working class and middle class, such as office workers or shopkeepers, but not professional people. Compare… … Universalium
lower middle classes — ➡ lower middle class * * * … Universalium
middle class — middle class, middle classes In many ways this is the least satisfactory term which attempts in one phrase to define a class sharing common work and market situations. The middle stratum of industrial societies has expanded so much in the last… … Dictionary of sociology
middle class, the — noun * the social class that consists mostly of educated people who have professional jobs: the upper/lower middle class: She considers herself to be a member of the upper middle class. the growth of the middle classes in the 19th century ─… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Middle class — Sociology … Wikipedia
middle class — Synonyms and related words: Middle America, bourgeoisie, burgherdom, common people, common run, common sort, commonage, commonality, commonalty, commoners, commons, fourth rater, laborers, linendrapers, lower classes, lower middle class, lower… … Moby Thesaurus
middle class — n the social class that includes people who are educated and work in professional jobs, for example teachers or managers →↑lower class, upper class ↑upper class, working class ↑working class ▪ This led to the creation of a new, affluent middle… … Dictionary of contemporary English
middle class — n the social class that includes people who are educated and work in professional jobs, for example teachers or managers →↑lower class, upper class ↑upper class, working class ↑working class ▪ This led to the creation of a new, affluent middle… … Dictionary of contemporary English
