populace Synonyms
Strongest:
- upper-crust
- elect
- flower
- a-list
- upper-crust
- flower
- a-list
- elect
- pride
- aristocracy
- pink
- pink
- pick
- society
- elite
- choice
- aristocracy
- fat
- fat
- pride
- cream
- choice
- elite
- cream
- pick
- society
Strong:
- corps-d-elite
- peerage
- best
- royalty
- royalty
- gentility
- patriciate
- nobility
- nobility
- gentlefolk
- quality
- gentlefolks
- corps-d-elite
- gentility
- gentry
- quality
- peerage
- best
- patriciate
- gentry
- gentlefolks
- gentlefolk
Weak:
populace Meaning
populace (n)
people in general considered as a whole
populace Sentence Examples
- The government's decision sparked outrage among the populace, leading to widespread protests.
- The new law was met with fierce resistance from a populace weary of further restrictions.
- The earthquake devastated the city, leaving many of the populace homeless and displaced.
- The threat of a pandemic sent shivers down the spines of the populace, prompting them to stock up on supplies.
- The leader's charismatic speeches swayed the populace, securing their support for his ambitious policies.
- Rumors spread through the populace like wildfire, causing panic and anxiety.
- The rising cost of living strained the finances of much of the populace, forcing them to make difficult choices.
- The government feared a backlash from the populace if their plans were revealed.
- The populace was divided on the issue, with some supporting the proposed changes and others vehemently opposed.
- The census revealed a significant increase in the populace, highlighting the need for expanded infrastructure and services.
FAQs About the word populace
people in general considered as a whole
people, mass, commoners, mob, crowd, public, millions, plebs, multitude, plebeians
upper crust, elect, flower, A-list, upper crust, flower, A-list, elect, pride, aristocracy
The government's decision sparked outrage among the populace, leading to widespread protests.
The new law was met with fierce resistance from a populace weary of further restrictions.
The earthquake devastated the city, leaving many of the populace homeless and displaced.
The threat of a pandemic sent shivers down the spines of the populace, prompting them to stock up on supplies.
