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1. Slavic people
noun.
A
race
of
people
speaking
a
Slavonic
language.
Synonyms
race
Slavic race
Slav
Antonyms
stay in place
linger
refrain
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2. Balto-Slavic
noun.
A
family
of
Indo-European
languages
including
the
Slavic
and
Baltic
languages.
Synonyms
Indo-European
Baltic
Baltic language
Slavonic
Slavonic language
Balto-Slavic language
Indo-Hittite
Balto-Slavonic
Slavic language
Indo-European language
Slavic
Antonyms
artificial language
3. people
noun.
(ˈpiːpəl)
(plural)
any
group
of
human
beings
(men
or
women
or
children)
collectively.
Synonyms
uninitiate
doomed
developmentally challenged
grouping
peoples
folks
unemployed people
socio-economic class
rich people
timid
world
business people
brave
generation
smart money
nation
unconfessed
age group
soul
free people
wounded
cautious
retarded
man
stratum
dead
handicapped
poor
someone
age bracket
mankind
rank and file
deaf
mentally retarded
baffled
damned
network army
populace
individual
maimed
blind
living
cohort
ancients
womankind
population
business
sick
poor people
nationality
common people
mortal
human race
person
country
group
free
folk
unemployed
land
humans
businesspeople
blood
homebound
defeated
enlightened
initiate
social class
migration
tradespeople
coevals
lost
patronage
retreated
enemy
public
pocket
humankind
discomfited
somebody
contemporaries
lobby
rich
clientele
human beings
disabled
class
humanity
episcopate
episcopacy
peanut gallery
chosen people
Antonyms
uninitiate
poor people
timid
rich
brave
living
dead
initiate
rich people
poor
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. people
noun.
(ˈpiːpəl)
The
body
of
citizens
of
a
state
or
country.
Synonyms
Achaean
governed
Ionian
electorate
Aeolian
citizenry
group
citizen
Arcado-Cyprians
country people
Dorian
countryfolk
grouping
Antonyms
noncitizen
inactivity
unafraid
bold
boldness
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. people
noun.
(ˈpiːpəl)
Members
of
a
family
line.
Synonyms
sept
kinfolk
family
family line
kinsfolk
folk
phratry
Antonyms
experienced
fortunate
saved
uncertain
alive
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. Slavic
noun.
A
branch
of
the
Indo-European
family
of
languages.
Synonyms
Serbo-Croatian
Balto-Slavic
Sorbian
Byelorussian
Polish
Church Slavic
Slovene
White Russian
Old Church Slavonic
Serbo-Croat
Balto-Slavic language
Russian
Macedonian
Slavonic language
Old Bulgarian
Balto-Slavonic
Slavic language
Old Church Slavic
Lusatian
Belarusian
Slovak
Slavonic
Czech
Ukrainian
Bulgarian
7. people
verb.
(ˈpiːpəl)
Fill
with
people.
Synonyms
populate
Antonyms
confident
artifact
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. people
noun.
(ˈpiːpəl)
The
common
people
generally.
Synonyms
laity
temporalty
mass
grouping
following
multitude
hoi polloi
group
followers
masses
the great unwashed
audience
Antonyms
clergy
forward
adventurous
assertive
diffidence
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. Slavic
adjective.
Of
or
relating
to
Slavic
languages.
Synonyms
Slavonic
10. people
verb.
(ˈpiːpəl)
Furnish
with
people.
Synonyms
populate
inhabit
live
dwell
Antonyms
national
unadventurous
afraid
cowardice
cowardly
Etymology
people (English)
peple (Middle English (1100-1500))
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