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Vox Populis

Definition:

Vox Populis, a Latin phrase meaning "voice of the people," refers to the collective opinion or views of the general population.

Parts of Speech:

Noun: The vox populi represents the voice of the people.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The opinion or collective judgment of the general public.

Example Sentence: The vox populi clearly showed the public's dissatisfaction with the proposed policy.

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Sense 2:

Noun: A popular vote or referendum.

Example Sentence: The government decided to conduct a vox populi to gather public input on the new development project.

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Sense 3:

Noun: A phrase used when emphasizing the importance of considering the views and desires of the general public.

Example Sentence: The leaders promised to listen to the vox populi in order to make decisions that align with the public's interests.

Sense 4:

Noun: A term used in journalism referring to interviews or surveys conducted with ordinary people to gather their opinions on a specific topic.

Example Sentence: The journalist conducted a vox populi on the streets to gauge public sentiment regarding the upcoming election.

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