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vox populi

[voks pop-yuh-lahy] / ˈvɒks ˈpɒp jəˌlaɪ /


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"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.

From Salon Dec. 8, 2024

The House of Commons could always find reasons to veto vox populi.

From The Guardian Mar. 30, 2019

And although Hal Steinbrenner doesn’t listen to sports radio and devour the tabloids, he’s kept abreast of the vox populi by nephew Stephen Swindal Jr., assistant director of player development.

From Washington Times Feb. 7, 2019

And only news media claims to have the vox populi.

From New York Times Dec. 27, 2017

While I am fascinated by the linguistic exuberance of the vox populi, I’d be the first to argue that having prescriptive rules is desirable, indeed indispensable, in many arenas of writing.

From "The Sense of Style" by Steven Pinker




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