What is another word for Mudsill?

Pronunciation: [mˈʌdsɪl] (IPA)

Mudsill is a term that can mean a person who is lowly, uneducated, or lacking in refinement. Some synonyms for mudsill might include terms like proletarian, peon, menial, drudge, or laborer. These synonyms suggest that the person is engaged in hard work that is often physically demanding, and that they may not have access to the same educational or social opportunities as those in a higher position. Other synonyms for mudsill might include words like inferior, subordinate, or subservient. These words connote a sense of being beneath others and may suggest that the person is not highly valued or respected in their position.

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What are the hypernyms for Mudsill?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Mudsill

I would not have come on your account, you little Mudsill!
"A Daughter of the Union"
Lucy Foster Madison
Hearing me ask his object, he remarked casually that I was a Mudsill, and says he: As the unconquerable Southern Confederacy has a great contempt for the Yankee army, it has sent me here to see whether these muskets are worth taking.
"The Orpheus C. Kerr Papers. Series 3"
Robert H. Newell
And if I see that old Mudsill, Simon Cameron, I'll take off my cap to him, b'gosh!
"Ailsa Paige"
Robert W. Chambers

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