vox populi
The Latin phrase "vox populi" translates to "voice of the people" and is often used to describe popular opinion or sentiment.
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Definition
C1General
(formal)The collective opinion or sentiment of the general public.
Example
- The politician claimed to represent the vox populi in his speeches.
- The vox populi can significantly influence government decisions.
C1Media
(journalism)Short interviews with members of the public to capture spontaneous opinions on various issues.
Example
- The news segment included a vox populi section where citizens shared their views on the new policy.
Similar
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