vox populi

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The common language; the language spoken by the man on the street
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vox populi

Voice of the people Sociology A language, as spoken, which includes slang and jargon. See Jargon, Slang.
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Gower never tries to harmonize the worldly vulgi vaniloqui sermones of Vox 5 with the transcendent vox populi vox dei alluded to first in Vox 3.15.
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You say vox populi vox dei but isn't the Constitution also the voice of the people?
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The suggestion is premised on the theocracy-based expression vox populi vox Dei, or the voice of the people is the voice of God.
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