citizenry

Converse of object

• educate: The dangers of a citizenry ill educated in science go beyond the needs of research laboratories, of course.
• engage: It might be that smaller authorities can pool sovereignty effectively to deliver services, while also giving rise to an engaged citizenry.
• inform: Thanks to the rapid development of communications technology we have a highly informed citizenry.
• involve: Spending about 3.5 per cent of GDP on defense does not involve the American citizenry in any great sacrifice.
• enable: Or rather, as MeCCSA would prefer to enable an informed citizenry to participate fully in society.

Adjective modifier

• informed: A responsive, informed citizenry is the best weapon we have against crime.
• active: For Jefferson, a virtuous and active citizenry was vital to the health of a republican nation.
• armed: The leftist elite obviously fears an armed citizenry, which is, of course, the sole barrier to tyranny.
• local: The roadworks produced large amounts of dust, which similarly annoyed the local citizenry.
• global: Ask them about their ideas of ' global identity ' and global citizenry!
• American: Spending about 3.5 per cent of GDP on defense does not involve the American citizenry in any great sacrifice.