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Meanings of citizenry in English
Usage of citizenry in English
1
Order the troops in to help the citizenry escape, thus endangering them?
2
There was a large turnout of the citizenry in the narrow streets.
3
That stance likely endeared her further to South Carolina's largely conservative citizenry.
4
And few cases ever turn on the trust-busting musings of the citizenry.
5
My father just likes the citizenry to see us doing ordinary things.
6
The rest of the citizenry departed by whatever road they saw fit.
7
The gigantic armies of Ghana had been conscripted from the common citizenry.
8
Bucket brigades was the only fire protection the prefecture afforded its citizenry.
9
In doing so, they have reached an honourable compromise with their citizenry.
10
What our citizenry-yoursand mine-oftenoverlook is the necessity for periodic maintenance.
11
Another bitter, discarded spy who closes himself off from an ungrateful citizenry.
12
This wonderful march made clear the power of our democracy and its citizenry.
13
They found it a churning sea of citizenry and Reform soldiers.
14
China is already supplying energy sustainably to a large body of her citizenry.
15
The challenges of the future require a much more engaged citizenry.
16
One day soon, the American citizenry was going to wake up.
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