gentle or simple

The phrase "gentle or simple" historically referred to individuals of any social class, encompassing both nobility and common folk.

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Definition

C2Historical

(archaic)Describing people of any social class, without distinguishing between nobility and commoners.

Example

  • In old texts, you may find references to 'gentle or simple,' indicating inclusivity of all social ranks.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "gentle or simple":

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