proletarian

/ˌproʊlɪˈtɛriən/
noun
  1. A member of the working class, especially one who does manual labor and does not own the means of production.
    • Many proletarians joined the union to fight for better working conditions.
    • Marx wrote about the role of the proletarian in the industrial society.
    • The novel tells the story of a proletarian struggling for fair wages in a factory.
adjective
  1. Relating to the working class; typical of or concerning ordinary workers.
    • The artist's work celebrated proletarian life in the city.
    • The party adopted a proletarian platform focused on workers' rights.
    • They lived in a modest, proletarian neighborhood on the outskirts of town.