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- cockney
collapse - the nonstandard dialect of natives of the east end of London
- a native of the east end of London
- relating to or resembling a cockney; "Cockney street urchins"
- characteristic of Cockneys or their dialect; "cockney vowels" related words >
- Laodicean,
- civil,
- congregational,
- godless,
- indevotional,
- indevout,
- indifferent,
- indifferentist,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- lukewarm,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonobservant,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- popular,
- profane,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- temporal,
- undevout,
- undutiful,
- unreligious
- base,
- bastard,
- below the salt,
- cockney,
- common,
- commonplace,
- false,
- fatherless,
- homely,
- humble,
- illegitimate,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowly,
- mean,
- misbegotten,
- miscreated,
- natural,
- nonclerical,
- ordinary,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- rude,
- shabby-genteel,
- spurious,
- supposititious,
- third-estate,
- ungenteel,
- unwashed,
- vulgar
- earthborn
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- connected with earthly life; of earthly origin; "earthborn cares and pleasures"
- springing from or born on the earth; "earthborn beings"
- of earthly origin (as mortals are); "earthborn existence" related words >
- Adamite,
- Adamitic,
- anthropocentric,
- anthropological,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- cockney,
- common,
- commonplace,
- earthy,
- finite,
- fleshly,
- frail,
- homely,
- hominal,
- homocentric,
- human,
- humanistic,
- humble,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowly,
- man-centered,
- mean,
- mortal,
- nonclerical,
- only human,
- ordinary,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- rude,
- shabby-genteel,
- tellurian,
- third-estate,
- unangelic,
- ungenteel,
- vulgar,
- weak
- plebeian
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- one of the common people
- of the common people of ancient Rome; "a plebeian magistrate" related words >
- Babbittish,
- Cockney,
- Everyman,
- John Smith,
- Philistine,
- average man,
- base,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- bourgeois,
- brutish,
- campy,
- coarse,
- cockney,
- common,
- common man,
- commoner,
- commonplace,
- crass,
- gauche,
- general,
- high-camp,
- homely,
- homespun,
- humble,
- ignoble,
- inferior,
- kitschy,
- little fellow,
- little man,
- low,
- low-camp,
- low-class,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowbrow,
- lowly,
- mean,
- nonclerical,
- ordinary,
- plain,
- pleb,
- pop,
- popular,
- proletarian,
- provincial,
- public,
- roturier,
- rude,
- rustic,
- shabby-genteel,
- third-estate,
- uncouth,
- undistinguished,
- ungenteel,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unwashed,
- vernacular,
- vulgar,
- working-class
- base,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- cockney,
- common,
- commonplace,
- deferential,
- demeaning,
- despised,
- disadvantaged,
- disliked,
- everyday,
- homely,
- humble,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humblest,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- junior,
- least,
- less,
- lesser,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lower,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- mean,
- meek,
- minor,
- misprized,
- misunderstood,
- modest,
- mundane,
- nonclerical,
- obeisant,
- obsequious,
- ordinary,
- out of favor,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- retiring,
- reverential,
- rude,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- servile,
- shabby-genteel,
- simple,
- small,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- teachable,
- thankless,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third-estate,
- unappreciated,
- unassuming,
- uncared-for,
- underprivileged,
- undistinguished,
- ungenteel,
- unimportant,
- unlamented,
- unmissed,
- unmourned,
- unpopular,
- unpretentious,
- unregretted,
- unsung,
- unvalued,
- unwashed,
- vulgar,
- withdrawing,
- workaday,
- workday
- temporal
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- of this earth or world; "temporal joys"; "our temporal existence"
- not eternal; "temporal matters of but fleeting moment"- F.D.Roosevelt
- concerned with secular rather than sacred matters; "lords temporal and spiritual"
- of the material world; "temporal possessions of the church"
- of or relating to the temples (the sides of the skull behind the orbit); "temporal bone"
- of or relating to or limited by time; "temporal processing"; "temporal dimensions"; "temporal and spacial boundaries"; "music is a temporal art" related words >
- Philistine,
- annalistic,
- banausic,
- bodily,
- brittle,
- calendarial,
- calendric,
- capricious,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- changeable,
- chronogrammatic,
- chronographic,
- chronologic,
- chronological,
- chronoscopic,
- civil,
- congregational,
- continuous,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- corruptible,
- dated,
- deciduous,
- diaristic,
- durational,
- durative,
- dying,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- ephemeral,
- evanescent,
- fading,
- fickle,
- fleeting,
- fleshly,
- flitting,
- fly-by-night,
- flying,
- fragile,
- frail,
- fugacious,
- fugitive,
- horologic,
- hylic,
- impermanent,
- impetuous,
- impulsive,
- inconstant,
- insubstantial,
- intercalary,
- intercalated,
- laic,
- laical,
- lasting,
- lay,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- metronomic,
- momentary,
- mortal,
- mundane,
- mutable,
- nonclerical,
- nondurable,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonpermanent,
- nonreligious,
- nonsacred,
- nonspiritual,
- passing,
- perishable,
- physical,
- popular,
- profane,
- reprobate,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- sensual,
- short-lived,
- somatic,
- substantial,
- temporary,
- terrene,
- terrestrial,
- timekeeping,
- transient,
- transitive,
- transitory,
- unblessed,
- undurable,
- unenduring,
- unhallowed,
- unholy,
- unregenerate,
- unsacred,
- unsanctified,
- unspiritual,
- unstable,
- volatile,
- worldly
- Philistine,
- annual,
- biannual,
- biennial,
- bimonthly,
- biweekly,
- bodily,
- brother,
- carnal,
- carnal-minded,
- catamenial,
- catechumen,
- centenary,
- centennial,
- centesimal,
- centigrado,
- centuple,
- centuplicate,
- centurial,
- church member,
- churchman,
- churchwoman,
- civil,
- communicant,
- congregational,
- corporal,
- corporeal,
- daily,
- decennial,
- diurnal,
- down-to-earth,
- earthly,
- earthy,
- fleshly,
- fortnightly,
- hardheaded,
- hebdomadal,
- hourly,
- hundredfold,
- hundredth,
- hylic,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- lay brother,
- lay sister,
- layman,
- laywoman,
- material,
- materialistic,
- materiate,
- matter-of-fact,
- menstrual,
- momentary,
- momently,
- monthly,
- mundane,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- nonsacred,
- nonspiritual,
- parishioner,
- physical,
- popular,
- positivistic,
- practical,
- practical-minded,
- pragmatic,
- profane,
- quarterly,
- quotidian,
- rational,
- realist,
- realistic,
- reasonable,
- reprobate,
- sane,
- scientific,
- scientistic,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- semestral,
- semiannual,
- semimonthly,
- semiweekly,
- semiyearly,
- sensible,
- sister,
- sober-minded,
- somatic,
- sound,
- sound-thinking,
- state,
- straight-thinking,
- substantial,
- temporal,
- terrestrial,
- tertian,
- triennial,
- unblessed,
- unhallowed,
- unholy,
- unideal,
- unidealistic,
- unregenerate,
- unromantic,
- unsacred,
- unsanctified,
- unsentimental,
- unspiritual,
- weekly,
- worldly,
- yearly
- civil
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- of or in a condition of social order; "civil peoples"
- not rude; marked by satisfactory (or especially minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others; "even if he didn't like them he should have been civil"- W.S. Maugham
- (of divisions of time) legally recognized in ordinary affairs of life; "the civil calendar"; "a civil day begins at mean midnight"
- applying to ordinary citizens; "civil law"; "civil authorities"
- of or relating to or befitting citizens as individuals; "civil rights"; "civil liberty"; "civic duties"; "civic pride"
- of or occurring within the state or between or among citizens of the state; "civil affairs"; "civil strife"; "civil disobedience"; "civil branches of government" related words >
- absolute,
- accommodating,
- affable,
- agreeable,
- amiable,
- appropriate,
- aristocratic,
- attentive,
- authoritarian,
- autocratic,
- autonomous,
- becoming,
- bland,
- bureaucratic,
- civic,
- civilian,
- civilized,
- clubbable,
- clubbish,
- clubby,
- common,
- communal,
- communicative,
- companionable,
- companionate,
- compatible,
- complaisant,
- congenial,
- congregational,
- considerate,
- constitutional,
- cordial,
- cosmopolitan,
- courteous,
- courtly,
- cultivated,
- decent,
- decorous,
- deferential,
- democratic,
- despotic,
- dictatorial,
- diplomatic,
- domestic,
- fair,
- fascist,
- federal,
- federalist,
- federalistic,
- felicitous,
- fit for society,
- fitting,
- fond of society,
- formal,
- friendly,
- general,
- genial,
- genteel,
- governmental,
- graceful,
- gracious,
- gregarious,
- gubernatorial,
- happy,
- heteronomous,
- hospitable,
- impolite,
- internal,
- international,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- mannered,
- mannerly,
- matriarchal,
- matriarchic,
- meet,
- monarchal,
- monarchial,
- monarchic,
- monocratic,
- national,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- obliging,
- official,
- oligarchal,
- oligarchic,
- parliamentarian,
- parliamentary,
- patriarchal,
- patriarchic,
- pluralistic,
- polished,
- polite,
- politic,
- political,
- popular,
- proper,
- public,
- refined,
- republican,
- respectful,
- right,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- seemly,
- self-governing,
- sociable,
- social,
- social-minded,
- societal,
- solicitous,
- state,
- suave,
- suitable,
- supranational,
- tactful,
- temporal,
- theocratic,
- thoughtful,
- totalitarian,
- ungracious,
- urbane,
- well-bred,
- well-mannered
- Doric,
- average,
- barbarian,
- barbaric,
- barbarous,
- barnyard,
- base,
- baseborn,
- below the salt,
- blatant,
- blue,
- boorish,
- brazen,
- brazenfaced,
- broad,
- cacophonous,
- caddish,
- chintzy,
- clumsy,
- coarse,
- cockney,
- colloquial,
- colorful,
- common,
- commonplace,
- conversational,
- crass,
- crude,
- demeaning,
- dirty,
- disadvantaged,
- doggerel,
- dysphemistic,
- earthy,
- everyday,
- extravagant,
- filthy,
- flagrant,
- flaring,
- flash,
- flaunting,
- frank,
- garish,
- gauche,
- gaudy,
- general,
- glaring,
- gorgeous,
- graceless,
- gross,
- gutter,
- harsh,
- homely,
- homespun,
- household,
- humble,
- idiomatic,
- ignoble,
- ill-bred,
- improper,
- impure,
- in bad taste,
- in the shade,
- inappropriate,
- inconcinnate,
- inconcinnous,
- inconsiderate,
- incorrect,
- indecent,
- indecorous,
- indelicate,
- inelegant,
- infelicitous,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- insensitive,
- junior,
- lascivious,
- less,
- lesser,
- lewd,
- licentious,
- loathsome,
- loud,
- loutish,
- louty,
- low,
- low-class,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lower,
- lowly,
- lurid,
- lustful,
- mean,
- meretricious,
- minor,
- modest,
- nasty,
- naughty,
- nonclerical,
- obscene,
- obtrusive,
- off color,
- offensive,
- ordinary,
- ostentatious,
- outlandish,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- popular,
- pornographic,
- profane,
- rank,
- raunchy,
- raw,
- repulsive,
- revolting,
- ribald,
- risque,
- rough,
- rude,
- salacious,
- scatological,
- screaming,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- sensational,
- servile,
- shabby-genteel,
- shameless,
- smutty,
- spectacular,
- spoken,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subject,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- tactless,
- tasteless,
- tawdry,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third-estate,
- unbecoming,
- unbeseeming,
- uncourtly,
- uncouth,
- uncultivated,
- uncultured,
- underprivileged,
- undignified,
- uneuphonious,
- unfelicitous,
- unfeminine,
- unfitting,
- ungenteel,
- ungentle,
- ungentlemanly,
- ungraceful,
- unladylike,
- unpolished,
- unrefined,
- unseemly,
- unsolicitous,
- unsuitable,
- untasteful,
- vernacular,
- vile,
- vulgate,
- wild
- popular
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- (of music or art) new and of general appeal (especially among young people)
- carried on by or for the people (or citizens) at large; "the popular vote"; "popular representation"; "institutions of popular government"
- regarded with great favor, approval, or affection especially by the general public; "a popular tourist attraction"; "a popular girl"; "cabbage patch dolls are no longer popular" related words >
- Babbittish,
- Philistine,
- accepted,
- accessible,
- acclaimed,
- accustomed,
- admired,
- admitted,
- adored,
- advocated,
- all the rage,
- all the thing,
- amateur,
- applauded,
- approved,
- associated,
- average,
- backed,
- beloved,
- besetting,
- bourgeois,
- campy,
- celebrated,
- cherished,
- civil,
- collective,
- collectivistic,
- common,
- commonplace,
- communal,
- communistic,
- commutual,
- conformable,
- congregational,
- conjoint,
- consuetudinary,
- conventional,
- cooperative,
- coveted,
- cried up,
- current,
- customary,
- darling,
- dear,
- dearly beloved,
- desired,
- distinguished,
- dominant,
- epidemic,
- established,
- esteemed,
- everyday,
- fabled,
- famed,
- familiar,
- famous,
- far-famed,
- far-heard,
- fashionable,
- favored,
- favorite,
- general,
- generally accepted,
- habitual,
- held dear,
- high-camp,
- highly touted,
- hip,
- homely,
- homespun,
- honored,
- hoped-for,
- hot,
- household,
- in,
- in common,
- in demand,
- in fashion,
- in favor,
- in good odor,
- in style,
- in vogue,
- inexpensive,
- joint,
- kitschy,
- laic,
- laical,
- lay,
- leading,
- legendary,
- longed-for,
- loved,
- low,
- low-camp,
- low-priced,
- marked,
- mod,
- modern,
- much acclaimed,
- mutual,
- mythical,
- new,
- newfashioned,
- nonclerical,
- nonecclesiastical,
- nonministerial,
- nonordained,
- nonpastoral,
- nonreligious,
- normal,
- normative,
- notable,
- noted,
- notorious,
- obtaining,
- occupy,
- of mark,
- of note,
- ordinary,
- pandemic,
- people,
- pet,
- plebeian,
- pop,
- populate,
- precious,
- predominant,
- predominating,
- preferred,
- prescribed,
- prescriptive,
- prevailing,
- prevalent,
- prized,
- prominent,
- public,
- rampant,
- reasonable,
- received,
- reciprocal,
- recommended,
- regnant,
- regular,
- regulation,
- reigning,
- renowned,
- revered,
- rife,
- routine,
- ruling,
- running,
- secular,
- secularist,
- secularistic,
- self-governing,
- set,
- simplified,
- smart,
- social,
- socialistic,
- societal,
- standard,
- stereotyped,
- stock,
- stylish,
- supported,
- talked-about,
- talked-of,
- temporal,
- tenant,
- time-honored,
- traditional,
- treasured,
- trendy,
- understandable,
- universal,
- up-to-date,
- up-to-datish,
- up-to-the-minute,
- usual,
- vernacular,
- vulgar,
- wanted,
- well-beloved,
- well-known,
- well-liked,
- well-thought-of,
- widespread,
- wished-for,
- wonted
- humble
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- marked by meekness or modesty; not arrogant or prideful; "a humble apology"; "essentially humble...and self-effacing, he achieved the highest formal honors and distinctions"- B.K.Malinowski
- used of unskilled work (especially domestic work)
- low or inferior in station or quality; "a humble cottage"; "a lowly parish priest"; "a modest man of the people"; "small beginnings"
- cause to be unpretentious; "This experience will humble him" related words >
- abase,
- abash,
- abject,
- accommodating,
- acquiescent,
- adapting,
- adaptive,
- adjusting,
- altruistic,
- amenable,
- apologetic,
- base,
- baseborn,
- beat down,
- below the salt,
- bend,
- break,
- break down,
- bring down,
- bring low,
- bring to terms,
- broken,
- bump,
- bust,
- cast down,
- chagrin,
- chasten,
- chastened,
- cockney,
- committed,
- common,
- commonplace,
- compliant,
- conquer,
- consecrated,
- contrite,
- crush,
- debase,
- dedicated,
- deferential,
- deflate,
- degrade,
- demean,
- demeaning,
- demote,
- deplume,
- devoted,
- disadvantaged,
- discomfit,
- disgrace,
- disgrade,
- disinterested,
- displume,
- domesticated,
- dovelike,
- downgrade,
- embarrass,
- fell,
- flatten,
- gentle,
- homely,
- housebroken,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humbled,
- humblest,
- humiliate,
- ignoble,
- in the shade,
- inferior,
- infra dig,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- insignificant,
- junior,
- lamblike,
- least,
- less,
- lesser,
- let down,
- lose face,
- low,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lower,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- lowly,
- master,
- mean,
- meek,
- melted,
- mild,
- minor,
- modest,
- mortify,
- nonclerical,
- obedient,
- obscure,
- obsequious,
- ordinary,
- overmaster,
- override,
- overwhelm,
- pacific,
- passive,
- peaceable,
- penitent,
- penitential,
- penitentiary,
- plain,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- prostrate,
- pull down,
- put down,
- put out,
- put to shame,
- quell,
- quiet,
- reconciled,
- reduce,
- repentant,
- reserved,
- resigned,
- respectful,
- ride down,
- rude,
- sacrificing,
- second rank,
- second string,
- secondary,
- self-abasing,
- self-abnegating,
- self-abnegatory,
- self-denying,
- self-devoted,
- self-effacing,
- self-forgetful,
- self-immolating,
- self-neglectful,
- self-neglecting,
- self-renouncing,
- self-sacrificing,
- self-unconscious,
- selfless,
- servile,
- shabby-genteel,
- shame,
- sheepish,
- simple,
- sink,
- small,
- smash,
- softened,
- strip of rank,
- sub,
- subaltern,
- subdue,
- subdued,
- subject,
- subjugate,
- submissive,
- subordinate,
- subservient,
- suppress,
- tame,
- tamed,
- teachable,
- third rank,
- third string,
- third-estate,
- touched,
- trample down,
- trample underfoot,
- tread underfoot,
- tyrannize,
- unacquisitive,
- unambitious,
- unaspiring,
- unassuming,
- unboastful,
- uncomplaining,
- underprivileged,
- undistinguished,
- ungenteel,
- unimportant,
- unimposing,
- unman,
- unobtrusive,
- unostentatious,
- unpossessive,
- unprepossessing,
- unpresuming,
- unpresumptuous,
- unpretending,
- unpretentious,
- unresisting,
- unselfish,
- unsparing of self,
- unwashed,
- vanquish,
- vulgar
- homely
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- lacking in physical beauty or proportion; "a homely child"; "several of the buildings were downright homely"; "a plain girl with a freckled face"
- without artificial refinement or elegance; "plain homely furniture"; "homely manners"
- plain and unpretentious; "homely truths"; "letters to his son full of homely advice"; "homely fare" related words >
- Attic,
- Babbittish,
- Bohemian,
- Philistine,
- Spartan,
- affable,
- amiable,
- ascetic,
- austere,
- bald,
- bare,
- baseborn,
- basic,
- beautiless,
- below the salt,
- blemished,
- blotted,
- bourgeois,
- cacophonic,
- cacophonous,
- campy,
- candid,
- casual,
- chaste,
- cheerful,
- classic,
- classical,
- cockney,
- comfortable,
- comfy,
- commodious,
- common,
- commonplace,
- congenial,
- contented,
- convenient,
- cordial,
- cosy,
- cozy,
- cushioned,
- cushiony,
- cushy,
- defaced,
- degage,
- direct,
- disfigured,
- domestic,
- dry,
- dull,
- dysphemistic,
- dysphemized,
- easeful,
- easy,
- easygoing,
- elementary,
- essential,
- everyday,
- familiar,
- folksy,
- frank,
- free and easy,
- friendly,
- fundamental,
- garden,
- garden-variety,
- general,
- gracious,
- haymish,
- high-camp,
- homelike,
- homespun,
- homey,
- homish,
- homogeneous,
- household,
- humble,
- humble-looking,
- humble-visaged,
- humblest,
- ill-favored,
- indivisible,
- inelegant,
- informal,
- inglorious,
- innocuous,
- intimate,
- irreducible,
- irregular,
- kitschy,
- lean,
- least,
- lived-in,
- loose,
- low,
- low-camp,
- lowborn,
- lowbred,
- lowest,
- lowliest,
- lowly,
- luxurious,
- marred,
- matter-of-fact,
- mean,
- mere,
- modest,
- monolithic,
- natural,
- neat,
- nonclerical,
- nondescript,
- of a piece,
- offhand,
- offhanded,
- open,
- ordinary,
- peaceful,
- plain,
- plain-speaking,
- plain-spoken,
- plebeian,
- poor,
- pop,
- popular,
- primal,
- primary,
- prosaic,
- prosing,
- prosy,
- public,
- pure,
- pure and simple,
- relaxed,
- relaxing,
- reposeful,
- restful,
- roomy,
- rude,
- rustic,
- serene,
- severe,
- shabby-genteel,
- short on looks,
- simon-pure,
- simple,
- simple-speaking,
- single,
- small,
- snug,
- sober,
- sociable,
- soft,
- spare,
- spoiled,
- stark,
- straightforward,
- teachable,
- third-estate,
- tranquil,
- uglified,
- ugly,
- ugly as hell,
- ugly as sin,
- unadorned,
- unaesthetic,
- unaffected,
- unalluring,
- unassuming,
- unattractive,
- unbeauteous,
- unbeautiful,
- unceremonious,
- uncluttered,
- uncomely,
- unconstrained,
- unconventional,
- undifferenced,
- undifferentiated,
- undistinguished,
- unelaborate,
- ungarnished,
- ungenteel,
- unhandsome,
- uniform,
- unimaginative,
- unimportant,
- unlovely,
- unofficial,
- unornamented,
- unostentatious,
- unpleasing,
- unpoetical,
- unpretending,
- unpretentious,
- unpretty,
- unsightly,
- unsophisticated,
- unstudied,
- unvarnished,
- vernacular,
- vulgar,
- warm,
- workaday,
- workday
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