Community
Townsfolk
Townsfolk noun - The people living in a municipality smaller than a city.
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Synonyms for Townsfolk
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Related pairs
- people and community
- people and townsfolk
- populace and community
- populace and townsfolk
- folk and community
- folk and townsfolk
- public and community
- public and townsfolk
- country and community
- country and townsfolk
- nation and community
- nation and townsfolk
- population and community
- population and townsfolk
Both words in one sentence
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Eccentric Townsfolk: Especially in The Simpsons you have a real sense of a community of odd people.
Source: Creator / Matt Groening -
In Calvary, it becomes clear that the local townsfolk do not live virtuous lives and see Father James, their community priest, as a rather unnecessary relic of a bygone age.
Source: Hollywood Atheist - The orphanage suffers from a lack of staff and money, but at least manages to get some community support when a fire burns the place down and the orphans get sheltered with various townsfolk for a while.
Source: Orphanage of Love
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