Modifies a noun

• mass: Which according to Parsons, was the securing of freedom for the downtrodden masses of Iraq.

• girl: Instead of finding a downtrodden girl, we instead met someone who was surviving.

• worker: The downtrodden workers do a good job of defending themselves.

• woman: Inside WT helps release some downtrodden Swiss women and children, whom the beastly Spider was planning to deport to Austria.

• people: It was also agreed that the most downtrodden people would be the first ones we would help.

• wife: In 2002 she returned to the stage to play a downtrodden wife in a West End stage production of the play Benefactors.

Modifying Another Word

• hilariously: Harvey Pekar, the hilariously downtrodden Cleveland comic book artist, is the subject of AMERICAN SPLENDOR, titled after Pekar's autobiographical series.

• very: When she arrived at the Women's Refuge, she was very downtrodden.

• historically: Yesterday's masses were overwhelmingly the poorer - and historically downtrodden - Shia, who form 40 % of the population.

• truly: A standard bearer for the rights of the truly downtrodden.