ˈpɒpjʊlɪ

Definitions

1. noun

The people at large; the masses; the common people.

“The politicians often ignored the needs of the populi in their pursuit of power.”

2. noun

A people or nation, especially one that is considered to be the central or dominant group in a country or region.

“The Roman populi were known for their grandeur and military prowess.”

3. noun

A people or nation, especially one that is considered to be the central or dominant group in a country or region, especially in ancient Rome.

“The Roman populi were known for their grandeur and military prowess.”