proletarian
[ proh-li-tair-ee-uhn ]
a member of the working class
USE 1
The proletarian movement of the early 20th century aimed to improve the lives and working conditions of the working class.
USE 2
As a proud proletarian, he believed in fighting for workers’ rights and fair wages.
USE 3
The politician’s speech resonated with the proletarian audience, who felt their concerns were finally being heard.
