I. com·mon <-er, -est [or more common, most common]> [ˈkɒmən] ПРИЛ.
1. common (often encountered):
2. common (normal):
3. common (shared):
com·mon de·ˈnomi·na·tor СУЩ.
ˈcom·mon-law ПРИЛ.
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Officer rank was only open to gentlemen, though some of its units were drawn from elite troops among commoners in the rest of the army.
en.wikipedia.org Urban commoners included people who had some real estate in a town, were engaged in some trade, craft, or service, and paid taxes.
en.wikipedia.org If the kings' sons were grandsons of the emperor, they were made full marquesses; if not, they were considered commoners.
en.wikipedia.org Private individuals, whether commoners, knights, or noblemen, no longer have the right to confer titles of nobility, knighthood or orders of chivalry upon others.
en.wikipedia.org The husband retained his noble status and privileges; the wife remained a commoner.
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