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demophile

UK/ˈdɛməfaɪɫ/

demophile noun: a friend of the people.

Noun

demophile (plural demophiles)

  1. A friend of the people.
    Synonyms:
    demophil
  2. A person who likes people, especially crowds of people.

Synonyms of demophile

Forms of demophile

pluraldemophiles

Origin of demophile

From Ancient Greek δῆμος (dêmos, “people”) + φίλος (phílos, “loving”).

Words formed from demophile

  • demophilism

Questions about demophile

What does demophile mean?
Demophile means a friend of the people.
What part of speech is demophile?
Demophile is a noun.
How do you pronounce demophile?
Demophile is pronounced /ˈdɛməfaɪɫ/ (UK).
What is the plural of demophile?
The plural of demophile is demophiles.

Words near demophile in the dictionary

  1. demonyms
  2. demonymy
  3. demoparties
  4. demoparty
  5. demophil
  6. demophile
  7. demophiles
  8. demophils
  9. demophobia
  10. Demopoulos
  11. Demopublican

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