populace in Latin
populace in Latin is populus — populace means the ordinary people of a country or region as a whole.
populace in Latin
populus
The common people of a nation.
What does "populace" mean?
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noun The ordinary people of a country or region as a whole.
"The new tax angered a large part of the populace."
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populace in a sentence
- The new tax angered a large part of the populace.
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What is "populace" in Latin?
"populace" in Latin is populus. populace means: The ordinary people of a country or region as a whole.
How do you use "populace" in a sentence?
Example: "The new tax angered a large part of the populace." In Latin, "populace" is populus.
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