Similar words: kinsfolk, folk, transform, folks, transformed, transformer, menfolk, folk art. Meaning: ['taʊnzfəʊk] 
n. the people living in a municipality smaller than a city.
n. the people living in a municipality smaller than a city. 
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(1) The townsfolk deserve better guidance from its leaders.
(2) The townsfolk of Berwick were agog, and not a little apprehensive.
(3) The townsfolk glide around on recently mopped floors with a strange light in their eyes.
(4) Their townsfolk sneered at the Maclean chiefs' rawhide brogans and bare knees, kilted tartans and dyed linens.
(5) Surely it is better for the townsfolk themselves to develop the necessary skills to fight their own battles?
(6) Local ranchers and townsfolk would gather about the set hoping to catch a glimpse of the stars.
(7) Townsfolk , too, were the first to feel new currents of European thought.
(8) There was constant trouble, even fighting, between the townsfolk and the students.
(9) He sought to blame innocent townsfolk for the boy's disappearance and had them brutally executed.
(10) Halberd Militia are townsfolk who have been levied into militia, a type of home guard, to defend and guard their settlement.
(11) Being relatively wealthy townsfolk(sentence dictionary), they can also afford decent armour.
(12) Saracen Militias are richer townsfolk who have been levied into militia to guard their settlements.
(13) The townsfolk feel powerless because they have little say in the outcome, says Victor Torres, the Peruvian co-author of the book, "The ChineseEconomy and Extractive Industries: Challenges for Peru."
(14) Anyway, the townsfolk can't understand why the Royal Shakespeare Company needs a subsidy.
(15) There has been a drought all winter, and the townsfolk have been out into the countryside to help water the crops.
(16) Fortunately for Hippisley, the body was never found, although vast areas of nearby Lambourn Woods were excavated by the townsfolk.
(17) Little enough of the borough's wealth appears to have filtered down to the townsfolk.
(18) When the Kyburgers sold Burgdorf to Bern in 1384 the townsfolk had already acquired burgher rights.
(19) She had lived in Darrowby for several years but the townsfolk knew little about her.
(20) Overcome by grief and dementia, Leoric had many of the townsfolk executed for high treason.
(21) Every week a Mystical Pond produces nice little presents for the townsfolk.
(22) By night, the furnaces glowed and the hammers clanged long after townsfolk were abed.
(23) But I wouldn't mind going back, because I can be with my townsfolk.
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