Similar words: common, in common, commonly, uncommon, common cold, common law, common good, common stock. Meaning: ['kɒmənə] 
n. a person who holds no title.
n. a person who holds no title. 
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31. All the commoner names of these first colonists are in the English tradition.
32. The news that the princess was engaged to a commoner raised eyebrows all over the kingdom.
33. A member of parliament soon finds his level as a commoner.
34. A new book claims Mary's mother - in - law held reservations about her first - born son marrying a commoner.
35. Divorce is becoming commoner.
36. The fairy-tale royal wedding seems to reappear in the United Kingdom as Prince William and his commoner girlfriend Kate Middleton finally got engaged after years of dating.
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