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1. (n.) populace
(in a community or nation) the common people as distinguished from the higher classes.
2. populace
the inhabitants of a place; population.
Etymology: (1565–75; < F < It popolaccio=popol(o)people+-accio pejorative suffix)
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| Definition of 'populace' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) populace, public, world
people in general considered as a whole
"he is a hero in the eyes of the public"
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| Definition of 'populace' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) populace
the common people; the vulgar; the multitude, -- comprehending all persons not distinguished by rank, office, education, or profession
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Sense: the people (of a country etc).
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 Afrikaans: bevolking |
 Arabic: عامَّة الناس او الجُمْهور |
 Bulgarian: население |
 Brazilian: população |
 Czech: obyvatelstvo |
 German: das Volk |
 Danish: befolkning |
 Greek: πληθυσμός, λαός |
 Spanish: pueblo |
 Estonian: lihtrahvas |
 Farsi: مردم |
 Finnish: tavallinen kansa |
 French: peuple |
 Hebrew: תוֹשָׁבִים |
 Hindi: जन साधारण |
 Croatian: svjetina, rulja |
 Hungarian: a lakosság |
 Indonesian: rakyat |
 Icelandic: almúgi |
 Italian: popolino, plebe |
 Japanese: 大衆 |
 Korean: 민중 |
 Lithuanian: gyventojai |
 Latvian: iedzīvotāji; ļaudis |
 Malay: penduduk |
 Dutch: bevolking |
 Norwegian: befolkning, almue |
 Polish: lud |
 Persian: مردم |
 Pashto: خلك |
 Portuguese: população |
 Romanian: populaţie |
 Russian: население |
 Slovak: obyvateľstvo |
 Slovenian: ljudstvo |
 Serbian: populacija |
 Swedish: befolkning, populas |
 Thai: ประชาชน |
 Turkish: nüfus |
 Taiwanese: 平民 |
 Ukrainian: простий народ, простолюдд |
 Urdu: ملک کے عوام |
 Vietnamese: quần chúng |
 Chinese: 平民 |
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