Resident and Townsfolk

Resident

Resident noun - One who lives permanently in a place.

Townsfolk and resident are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Townsfolk" instead a noun "Resident".

Townsfolk

Townsfolk noun - The people living in a municipality smaller than a city.
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Synonyms for Townsfolk

Resident and townsfolk are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Resident" instead a noun "Townsfolk".

Both words in one sentence

  • Webcomic / The Phoenix Requiem The resident doctor-in-training, Anya Katsukova, manages to save his life not long before the townsfolk begin to die of an unknown flesh-eating disease.
  • Series / Royal Pains Eccentric Townsfolk: Pretty much every resident of the Hamptons except our main characters.
  • There are also lesser characters, like the Forecaster, most generic townsfolk ("Freeside Resident," "Goodsprings Settler, etc.") and most human mooks ("Fiend," "Legionary Assassin," etc.).
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