churls (Meaning)

churls

a rude or grumpy person, a medieval peasant, a stingy morose person, rustic, countryman, ceorl, a rude ill-bred person, a peasant of the Middle Ages

No weak antonyms found.

The churls mocked the noblemen for their elaborate attire.
The king banished the churls to the countryside for their insolence.
The peasants were treated like churls by their wealthy overlords.
The churls were often described as being rude, boorish, and uncultured.
The knight refused to fight the churls, deeming them beneath his notice.
The churls were forced to work on the farms of the noblemen.
The churls were often portrayed as being lazy and untrustworthy.
The churls were not allowed to enter the castle without the express permission of the king.
The churls were often depicted as being envious of the wealth and power of the noblemen.
The churls played an important role in the social hierarchy of medieval Europe.

a rude or grumpy person, a medieval peasant, a stingy morose person, rustic, countryman, ceorl, a rude ill-bred person, a peasant of the Middle Ages

hicks,peasants, yokels, hayseeds, clowns, rubes, provincials, rustics, bumpkins, mountaineers

cosmopolitans,sophisticates, suburbanites, slickers, smoothies, metropolitans, urbanites,cosmopolites,

The churls mocked the noblemen for their elaborate attire.

The king banished the churls to the countryside for their insolence.

The peasants were treated like churls by their wealthy overlords.

The churls were often described as being rude, boorish, and uncultured.