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ragtag

/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/

Traduction: Nom utilisé de manière péjorative pour désigner des gens ordinaires ou méprisés, souvent en impliquant un groupe hétéroclite, désorganisé ou bigarré.

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noun

/ˈræɡ.tæɡ/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom utilisé de manière péjorative pour désigner des gens ordinaires ou méprisés, souvent en impliquant un groupe hétéroclite, désorganisé ou bigarré.

A noun used as a disparaging term for the common people, often implying a disorganized or motley group.

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  1. Disparaging term for common peopleC1informal

    A derogatory term used to refer to ordinary or lower-class people, often implying they are disorganized or of low status.

    frpopulace

    • The politician dismissed the protesters as a ragtag of uneducated citizens.
    • He looked down on the ragtag that gathered at the market.
    • The wealthy elite often refer to the working class as a ragtag.

    Synonymeshoi polloimobproletariatrabbleriffraffscum

Formes
  • ragtags plural form
  • ragtags' possessive plural form
  • ragtag's possessive singular form