peasantry (Meaning)

Wordnet

peasantry (n)

the class of peasants

Webster

Peasants, collectively; the body of rustics.

Rusticity; coarseness.

The peasantry toiled tirelessly in the fields, their livelihood abhängig on the whims of nature.
The harsh conditions and relentless oppression experienced by the peasantry sparked widespread discontent.
The feudal system based its power on the exploitation of the peasantry.
During the Middle Ages, the peasantry formed the vast majority of the population in Europe.
The peasantry played a crucial role in rebellions and uprisings throughout history.
The Industrial Revolution marked a significant shift in the lives of the peasantry, as they migrated to cities in search of work.
The plight of the peasantry has been a subject of study for historians, sociologists, and economists.
The peasantry has often been romanticized in literature and art, depicting their resilience and connection to the land.
The term "peasantry" encompasses a wide range of social and economic conditions, from serfs to tenant farmers.
The peasantry continues to face challenges in many parts of the world, including poverty, landlessness, and political marginalization.

the class of peasantsPeasants, collectively; the body of rustics., Rusticity; coarseness.

(the) populace, (the) masses, plebs, plebeians, bourgeoisie, (the) crowd, rank and file,commoners, proletarians, (the) public

gentlefolks, gentlefolk, elite, patriciate, upper class, gentry, upper class, society, gentry, gentlefolks

The peasantry toiled tirelessly in the fields, their livelihood abhängig on the whims of nature.

The harsh conditions and relentless oppression experienced by the peasantry sparked widespread discontent.

The feudal system based its power on the exploitation of the peasantry.

During the Middle Ages, the peasantry formed the vast majority of the population in Europe.