heimin
9.9
About ordinary people who are not rich or powerful
- adjective
:
común
- The new law was criticized for favoring the wealthy over the heimin population.
Examples
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His art often celebrates heimin traditions and everyday life.
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During the event, local musicians performed traditional songs that resonated with the heimin community.
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The politician promised to address the concerns of the heimin in her district.
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The festival was a celebration of heimin culture.
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She prefers heimin art over the elitist styles.
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The new policy aims to improve the lives of the heimin rather than benefiting the elite.
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The documentary focused on the struggles faced by the heimin in today's economy.
Synonyms
plebeian
vsheimin
3
7.9
Typical of ordinary people rather than the rich or powerful
focuses on people outside the upper class rather than on privilege
Antonyms
How Ordinary
Surface Forms
heimin positive
Etymology
Heimin comes from the same characters 平 'ordinary' and 民 'people', so to call something heimin is to say it belongs to or describes the common people, not the upper class.