Native
Populace
Populace noun - The body of the community as contrasted with the elite.
Native and populace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Native" instead a noun "Populace".
Nearby Word: population
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The relocation of the Amerindian tribes was forcing thousands of members of a native minority populace to traverse an incredibly dangerous and lengthy route to nowhere, out of a desire for gold and territory.
Source: Fantastic Aesop - It will disable the recruitment of native units, increase population growth, unlock certain buildings, capabilities and units that are available only with Mannish population and change the populace-related effects (loyalty to certain factions, cultural conversion, etc.).
- Going Native: Generally, the Soviets are seen as better at adjusting to local cultures than the aloof, brash, and fairly xenophobic Americans; this goes some way to explaining why the Communists are having better success at attracting the populace of Sarkhan and neighbouring states.
Source: Literature / The Ugly American
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