populace
Etymology
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Etymology
From
populace
- The common people of a nation.
- The populace despised their ignorant leader.
- The inhabitants of a nation.
- (common people of a nation) common people, hoi polloi, masses, people, rabble, riff-raff
- (inhabitants of a nation) inhabitants, population
- French: bas peuple, plèbe (pejorative), populace (pejorative)
- German: gemeine Volk, breite Masse, Pöbel (pejorative)
- Italian: pubblico, popolo
- Portuguese: povão (pejorative), povo
- Russian: простой народ
- Spanish: populacho (pejorative), pueblo
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