public

US /ˈpʌb.lɪk/
UK /ˈpʌb.lɪk/
"public" picture
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of or concerning the people as a whole

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The library is open to the public.
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Public opinion is divided on the issue.
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generalcommonpopularciviccommunal
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done or existing in a place accessible to or observable by the public; not private

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They held a public meeting to discuss the new policy.
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The artist's work is displayed in a public gallery.
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privatesecretconfidential
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the community or people as a whole

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The government serves the public.
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It's important to educate the public about environmental issues.
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populacecommunitycitizenspeoplesociety
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publicationpublicitypublicizepublic transportationpublic opinionpublic relationspublic image