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public
adjective as in community, general
adjective as in known, acknowledged
noun as in people of community; people interested in something
Example Sentences
The 30-year-old star was due to perform on Sunday 7 September and Monday 8 September at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, but promoters Live Nation said no event licence could be provided without adequate public transport.
"We are seeing the rise of the turquoise tide," he told supporters, who had been summoned to the hall three hours earlier than expected over the Birmingham venue's public address system.
To make it harder for him, the survivors got organized and are shoving this controversy right back in the public eye.
A spokesperson for Counter Terrorism Policing North East said searches were ongoing at a "number of properties", but there was not believed to be "any imminent threat to the public in the UK".
She was best known to most of the public as the elegant woman who presented the trophies at Wimbledon each year, once famously having to comfort a distraught losing finalist.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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