ple — ple·iad; ple·i·dae; ple·na·ri·ly; ple·nar·ty; ple·na·ry; ple·ne; ple·ni·lune; ple·nip·o·tence; ple·nip·o·tent; ple·nist; ple·o·chro·ic; ple·och·ro·ism; ple·och·ro·ous; ple·o·cy·to·sis; ple·o·dont; ple·o·mas·tia; ple·o·ma·zia; ple·o·me·tro·sis;… … English syllables
rome — had·rome; ple·rome; rome; rome·scot; rome·ward; … English syllables
ple|be´ian|ness — ple|be|ian «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in… … Useful english dictionary
ple|be´ian|ly — ple|be|ian «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in… … Useful english dictionary
ple|be|ian — «plih BEE uhn», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. belonging to or having to do with the common people: »the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town (Hawthorne). 2. belonging to or having to do with the lower class of citizens in ancient Rome … Useful english dictionary
ple·be·ian — /plıˈbiːjən/ noun, pl ians [count] 1 : a member of the common people of ancient Rome 2 : a common person plebeian adj plebeian laws He doesn t think the novel will appeal to their plebeian tastes … Useful english dictionary
plerome — ple·rome … English syllables
Plerome — Ple rome, n. [Gr. ? that which fills up, fr. ? to fill.] (Bot.) The central column of parenchyma in a growing stem or root. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
plebeian — ple|be|ian1 [ plə biən ] adjective typical of someone from a low social class, rather than of someone who is from a higher social class or well educated. This word is usually used in an insulting way: plebeian tastes plebeian ple|be|ian 2 [ plə… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
plèbe — (plè b ) s. f. 1° À Rome, l ordre du peuple, par opposition aux patriciens. • La plèbe diffère du peuple en ce que la dénomination de peuple désigne tous les citoyens y compris les patriciens, tandis que le mot de plèbe désigne les citoyens… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré