A man of the people
noun
A person, usually a political leader, who is popular and represents the ideas or beliefs of ordinary people.
The mayor was truly a man of the people, always available to hear and understand the concerns of his constituents.
Often appears as...
- he is a man of the people
- become a man of the people
Usage tips
Idiomatic
noun
A person, usually a political leader, who is popular and represents the ideas or beliefs of ordinary people.
The mayor was truly a man of the people, always available to hear and understand the concerns of his constituents.
Often appears as...
- he is a man of the people
- become a man of the people
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Popularity Aspect
This phrase implies the person is well-liked and approaches people on common ground.
Despite his wealth, the philanthropist was a man of the people, often seen chatting with locals.
Pro Tip 2/3Political Connotation
Often used in politics to describe a leader who’s down-to-earth and relatable.
During the campaign, the candidate endeavored to be seen as a man of the people.
Pro Tip 3/3Ordinary Representation
Suggests someone embodies the interests and concerns of the average person.
The legislator prided himself on being a man of the people by fighting for affordable healthcare.
Pro Tip 1/3Popularity Aspect
This phrase implies the person is well-liked and approaches people on common ground.
Despite his wealth, the philanthropist was a man of the people, often seen chatting with locals.
Pro Tip 2/3Political Connotation
Often used in politics to describe a leader who’s down-to-earth and relatable.
During the campaign, the candidate endeavored to be seen as a man of the people.
Pro Tip 3/3Ordinary Representation
Suggests someone embodies the interests and concerns of the average person.
The legislator prided himself on being a man of the people by fighting for affordable healthcare.
Pro Tip 1/3Popularity Aspect
This phrase implies the person is well-liked and approaches people on common ground.
Despite his wealth, the philanthropist was a man of the people, often seen chatting with locals.
Pro Tip 2/3Political Connotation
Often used in politics to describe a leader who’s down-to-earth and relatable.
During the campaign, the candidate endeavored to be seen as a man of the people.
Pro Tip 3/3Ordinary Representation
Suggests someone embodies the interests and concerns of the average person.
The legislator prided himself on being a man of the people by fighting for affordable healthcare.
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