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popular front
noun as in movement by the general population
Example Sentences
These people represent the Never Trump faction which has set ideology aside for the moment in order to create a popular front to defeat Trump.
He may have divided the country, but he brought the Democrats together and inspired a popular front that's held fast for the last four years.
More specifically, he’ll be the beloved but decrepit figurehead of the semi-normal popular front of a fascist movement whose darkest and most compelling energies lie elsewhere.
Buckley overtly rejected what he called a “popular front” approach of accommodating the far right, even as he aimed for a “big tent” conservatism that implicitly welcomed it.
Voice cloning is another popular front in AI music production.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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