plebian
/ˈpleɪbiən/Definitions
1. noun
a person who belongs to the common people; a member of the common class, especially in ancient Rome
“The plebian politician was known for his populist policies.”
2. adjective
relating to the common people; characteristic of or belonging to the common class
“The plebian lifestyle of the ancient Romans was a stark contrast to that of the wealthy elite.”
3. adjective
relating to the common people or the lower classes in society
“The plebian neighborhoods in the city were often plagued by poverty and crime.”