This word can also be a form of:
noun “people”
- a collection of individuals
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The park was filled with people enjoying the sunny day.
- the followers or subjects of a leader
The queen's people were loyal and served her well.
- the staff or associates of a person
After the meeting, she said, "I'll have my people schedule a follow-up."
- the family or ancestors of someone
He often spoke of his people who came from a small village in Italy.
verb “people”
infinitive people; he peoples; past tense peopled; past part. peopled; ger. peopling
- to fill a place with inhabitants
Pioneers were sent to the new land to people the vast wilderness.
- to grow in population
Over the centuries, the deserted island slowly peopled with castaways and adventurers.
noun “people”
singular people, plural peoples
- members of a specific group, such as a nation or ethnicity
The indigenous peoples of the region have diverse cultural traditions.