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vox populi

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vox po⋅pu⋅li

[voks pop-yuh-lahy]
–noun
the voice of the people; popular opinion.

Origin:
< L vōx populī
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vox pop·u·li   (pŏp'yə-lī', -lē)   
n.  Popular opinion or sentiment.

[Latin vōx populī : vōx, voice + populī, genitive of populus, people.]
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