townsfolk
0 antonyms and opposites of townsfolk, grouped by meaning.
Noun — The ordinary people who live in a particular town.
How to use townsfolk
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
local townsfolk
the townsfolk gathered
ordinary townsfolk
Etymology
From town + folk, describing the everyday residents of a town as a collective.
Full origin of townsfolk →Frequently asked questions
What does “townsfolk” mean?
The word “townsfolk” means the ordinary people who live in a particular town. In plain terms, the regular people living in a town, as a group — often used with a slightly old-fashioned or storytelling feel.
How do you use “townsfolk” in a sentence?
Here is “townsfolk” used in a sentence: “The townsfolk gathered in the square to hear the mayor's announcement.”
What part of speech is “townsfolk”?
“Townsfolk” is a noun.