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vox populi

(pä′pyo̵̅o̅ lī′)

the voice of the people; public opinion or sentiment

abbrev. vox pop.

Origin: L

See vox populi in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun

Popular opinion or sentiment.

Origin:

Origin: Latin vōx populī

Origin: : vōx, voice

Origin: + populī

Origin: , genitive of populus, people

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