popul
Latinpeople, the common people, populace
Variants:populpoplpeopl
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From Latin populus (the people, a nation as a body of citizens). It generates a tight family of words about people seen collectively: population (the people of a place), popular (in favor with the people), populace (the common people), populous (full of people). The everyday word people descends from the same populus through Old French peuple.
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people
human beings collectively; a group sharing common identity
population
all the people living in a particular area
popular
liked by many people; widespread among the public
popularity
The state of being widely liked or accepted by many people
populace
The general public or common people of a country
populous
Having a large or dense population