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townsfolk

[tounz-fohk]

plural noun

  1. townspeople.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of townsfolk1

First recorded in 1730–40; town + 's 1 + folk
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Example Sentences

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We townsfolk would gaze longingly at the visitors dressed so formally.

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All the townsfolk are susceptible to Its predation, but kids are easier to scare.

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Fuchs hopes viewers also recognize the ways that fear desensitizes Derry townsfolk to the horrors in their midst.

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The majority of the townsfolk that Honey encounters are such incurious mouth-breathers that the humor can feel hostile.

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After six years of hold-ups and redesigns on that project — due, he said, to townsfolk endlessly nitpicking his plans — he has decided to bail on Carmel.

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