Citizenry

usgb/ˈsɪtɪzənri/
noun

All the people who live in a country and have the right to be involved in its politics.

The general welfare of the citizenry should be the top priority for any government.
Visual representation of "citizenry" - All the people who live in a country and have the right to be involved in its politics.

Often appears as...

  • concerned citizenry
  • active citizenry

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Political Inclusion

Emphasizes the rights of inhabitants to participate in politics.

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The new policy aims to increase the citizenry's engagement in local elections.
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Collective Identity

Refers to the community as a whole, focusing on their collective rights and duties.

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The city's citizenry banded together to advocate for safer streets.
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Not Just Voters

Expands beyond just voting to all forms of political involvement, like protests.

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The nation's citizenry showed their power through peaceful demonstrations.
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