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vox populi
[ voks pop-yuh-lahy ]
noun
- the voice of the people; popular opinion. : vox pop.
vox populi
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noun
- the voice of the people; popular or public opinion
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of vox populi1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of vox populi1
Example Sentences
"It's become a kind of received wisdom among the vox populi that there's all sorts of bureaucratic waste in the government, and there really isn’t," Lofgren said.
The "best cinematic and box office achievement" category makes its first appearance this year, acknowledging the vox populi as a determinant of defining good moviemaking.
This was before humanity achieved the democratic enlightenment of “vox populi vox Dei.â€
In 1972, Democrats made their process more plebiscitary — more primaries, less influence for political professionals — to elicit and echo the vox populi.
But this one, well it works and is probably the only example endorsed by the vox populi.
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