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populace [ˈpɒpjʊləs] n (sometimes functioning as plural) 1. the inhabitants of an area 2. the common people; masses [via French from Italian popolaccio the common herd, from popolo people, from Latin populus] Populace the majority; the common people, 1572; the multitude, crowd or throng, 1871. See also mob. Example: rural populace (the birds of the country), 1807.
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populace noun people, crowd, masses, mob, inhabitants, general public, multitude, throng, rabble, hoi polloi, Joe Public (slang), Joe Six-Pack (U.S. slang), commonalty a large proportion of the populace Translations populace n → Bevölkerung f; (= masses) → breite Öffentlichkeit; the populace of Rome → das Volk von Rom, die Bürger von Rom n populace [ˈpopjuləs] the people (of a country etc). bevolking عامَّة الناس او الجُمْهور население obyvatelstvo befolkning das Volk πληθυσμός, λαός pueblo lihtrahvas مردم tavallinen kansa peuple תוֹשָׁבִים जन साधारण svjetina,rulja a lakosság rakyat almúgi popolino, plebe 大衆 민중 gyventojai iedzīvotāji; ļaudis penduduk bevolking befolkning, almue lud população populaţie население obyvateľstvo ljudstvo populacija befolkning, populas ประชาชน nüfus 平民 простий народ, простолюддя ملک کے عوام quần chúng 平民 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The priest whitewashes them, the archdeacon scrapes them down; then the populace arrives and demolishes them. And every phase of his speech, eagerly listened to by the populace, called forth enthusiastic cheers for the Prince of Orange, and groans and imprecations of blind fury against the brothers De Witt. But the populace, seeing in that title an allusion damaging to Barbicane's project, broke into the auditorium, smashed the benches, and compelled the unlucky director to alter his playbill. |
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