moujik (Meaning)
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moujik (n)
a Russian peasant (especially prior to 1917)
Synonyms & Antonyms of moujik
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moujik Sentence Examples
- The moujik labored tirelessly in the fields, his weathered face etched with hardship.
- The harsh life of the Russian moujik was a constant struggle against poverty and oppression.
- The moujik's simple existence was often disrupted by the whims of the aristocracy.
- The iconic moujik imagery of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky portrayed the plight of the Russian peasantry.
- The Russian Revolution was a transformative moment for the moujik, promising land and freedom.
- Despite the promise of the Revolution, the moujik's life remained fraught with challenges.
- In socialist literature, the moujik often represented the oppressed working class.
- The moujik's traditional values and way of life faced pressures from modernization.
- The moujik's legacy as a symbol of both resilience and subjugation endures in Russian culture.
- The moujik's role in Russian history is a complex and often contradictory one.
FAQs About the word moujik
a Russian peasant (especially prior to 1917)
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No antonyms found.
The moujik labored tirelessly in the fields, his weathered face etched with hardship.
The harsh life of the Russian moujik was a constant struggle against poverty and oppression.
The moujik's simple existence was often disrupted by the whims of the aristocracy.
The iconic moujik imagery of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky portrayed the plight of the Russian peasantry.
