Majority
Populace
Populace noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Majority and populace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Majority" instead the word "Populace" as a noun or an adjective.
Nearby Word: population
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People in Rubber Suits, Rubber-Forehead Aliens or Human Aliens make up the majority of the extraterrestrial populace; these are usually male characters.
Source: Where No Parody Has Gone Before -
White Sheep: The majority of the valley's populace see no problem with kidnapping people, and even breeding them, to feed their father.
Source: Literature / Golden Dawn -
The mass armies' constant need to raid the populace for conscripts and food meant that it directly affected a large segment of the population when before, wars had largely passed the vast majority of the people by.
Source: War Is Hell
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