Population
Population noun - The people who inhabit a territory or state.
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Synonyms for Population
Subjects and population are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Subjects" instead a noun "Population".
Subjects
Population and subjects are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Population" instead a noun "Subjects".
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Related pairs
- people and population
- people and subjects
- populace and population
- populace and subjects
- society and population
- society and subjects
- community and population
- community and subjects
- public and population
- public and subjects
- nation and population
- nation and subjects
- citizens and population
- citizens and subjects
Both words in one sentence
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Had the researchers re-tested the entire population of subjects again, not just the lucky guessers, they'd have found a similar proportion of high-scoring subjects randomly distributed among the volunteers.
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The Chips implanted in the world population in Syndicate Wars, allowing the connected UTOPIA network to alter the subjects perception of reality.
Source: Mind-Control Device -
In the original worldwide vampire nation the vampire population density was relatively high, but humans remained a major group of second class citizens, who could be treated anywhere from decent subjects to mere cattle depending on their local vampire lord's personality.
Source: The Necrocracy
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Subjects and Population. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 10, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/population/subjects
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