1. ordinary people who are not members of the nobility or ruling class
Usage: plural form of commoner

Examples

• The king rarely interacted with commoners from the village.
• In medieval times, commoners had few rights compared to nobles.
• The revolution was led by commoners who demanded equal treatment.
• Commoners were not allowed to enter the royal palace.
• The new law applied to both nobles and commoners alike.
• Many commoners worked as farmers or craftsmen.
• The princess chose to marry one of the commoners despite her family’s objections.