Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to the ordinary people in British Thesaurus

ordinary (adjective)

ordinary people are not famous, rich, or powerful

popular (adjective)

involving the ordinary people in society, rather than politicians, leaders etc

populist (adjective)

representing the interests and opinions of ordinary people

common (adjective)

reaching the standard that you normally expect from most ordinary people

private (adjective)

with no position in government or public life

demotic (adjective)

formal relating to or typical of ordinary people

popular (adjective)

suitable for ordinary people rather than experts

commonly (adverb)

by most ordinary people

popularly (adverb)

by ordinary people, rather than by experts

vox pop (noun)

mainly journalism the ideas and opinions of ordinary people on a particular subject, collected by people who make radio and television programmes

folk (adjective)

relating to or based on the beliefs and practices of ordinary people

plebby (adjective)

informal typical of, or suitable for, plebs

popularise ()

a British spelling of popularize

popularize (verb)

to make something suitable for ordinary people to understand, use etc

populism (noun)

politics that represents the interests and opinions of ordinary people

populist (noun)

someone who supports or expresses the interests and opinions of ordinary people