people
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
"old people"; "there were at least 200 people in the audience"Type of:Types:- peoples
- age group; age bracket; cohort
- ancients
- baffled
- blind
- blood
- brave
- timid; cautious
- business people; businesspeople
- damned
- dead
- living
- deaf
- defeated; discomfited
- disabled; handicapped
- doomed; lost
- enemy
- episcopacy; episcopate
- folk; folks; common people
- free; free people
- homebound
- initiate; enlightened
- uninitiate
- mentally retarded; retarded; developmentally challenged
- network army
- nationality
- peanut gallery
- pocket
- retreated
- sick
- tradespeople
- wounded; maimed
- migration
- class; stratum; social class; socio-economic class
- nation; land; country
- poor people; poor
- rich people; rich
- populace; public; world
- population
- coevals; contemporaries; generation
- lobby
- clientele; patronage; business
- rank and file
- smart money
- unconfessed
- unemployed people; unemployed
- womankind
- chosen people
Parts:- world; human race; humanity; humankind; human beings; humans; mankind; man
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