propertyless's Usage Examples:

bezamīñ landless bejedad propertyless eñ.

Bavaria), and Margarethe Herlin, daughter of Arbogast Herlin, he was not propertyless, but with unknown occupation, and his family living in this city, Hans.

the haze which surrounded rural poverty and left it nakedly visible as propertyless labour" — Hobsbawm/ Rude.

Orthodox villages of Turkey; Greece meanwhile saw it as a way to provide propertyless Greek Orthodox refugees from Turkey with lands of expelled Muslims.

Officially, propertyless citizens were called capite censi because they were "persons registered.

on the one hand, and the children of these second marriages and the propertyless farmers on the other.

but not propertyless tenant farmers.

To no estate belonged propertyless cottagers, villeins, tenants of farms owned by others, farmhands, servants.

Man to Property! This work depicted a two-class society consisting of a propertied ruling class and a propertyless majority inevitably subjected to a sort.

According to a 2005 study of marital violence and property ownership, 49% of propertyless women experience physical violence and 84% experienced psychological.

the reserves to go to; a new Kikuyu society was born—propertied and propertyless—and left to face an uncertain future in face of the politics of independence.

result that a sharp social cleavage arose: on the one hand a mass of propertyless indigents, on the other a small circle of the rich.

5 million propertyless Greek refugees from Turkey had to be integrated into Greek society.

Synonyms:

wage-earning, working-class, low-class, blue-collar, lower-class,

Antonyms:

upper-class, middle-class, white-collar, noble, skilled,