Public
Public noun - Human beings in general.
Townspeople and public are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Townspeople" instead a noun "Public".
Townspeople
Townspeople noun - The people living in a municipality smaller than a city.
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Synonyms for Townspeople
Public and townspeople are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Public" instead a noun "Townspeople".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- people and public
- people and townspeople
- populace and public
- populace and townspeople
- folk and public
- folk and townspeople
- community and public
- community and townspeople
- country and public
- country and townspeople
- nation and public
- nation and townspeople
- population and public
- population and townspeople
Both words in one sentence
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A corporation controls the public toilets and forces people to pay to use them to control water consumption with harsh laws ensuring the townspeople comply.
Source: Reality Ensues -
The vast majority of the local townspeople despise Eva for being Kevin's mother, and think nothing of vandalising her property or physically and verbally assaulting her in public.
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The Kyoto owanibanshuu (who used to be the emperor's personal stealth intelligence/assassination squad, more or less) under the leadership of Misao's grandfather has gone more or less public, winning the support of the townspeople.
Source: Highly Visible Ninja
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