The term "townsfolk" refers to the people who live in a town or small city. It can also be used to describe the general population of a particular place, including their customs and traditions.
Usage examples
The townsfolk gathered together at the community center to discuss the upcoming festival.
The townsfolk were thrilled to welcome a new family to their close-knit community.
During the town meeting, the townsfolk debated the proposed changes to the local park.
The townsfolk organized a volunteer group to beautify the town's main street.
The townsfolk relied on each other for support during the aftermath of the hurricane.
The townsfolk elected a new mayor to represent their interests at the city council.
A sense of unity among the townsfolk was evident as they worked together to address issues in their neighborhood.
The townsfolk collaborated with local businesses to organize a successful holiday parade.
The townsfolk gathered at the town square to celebrate the completion of a new playground.
The townsfolk participated in a fundraising event to help a family in need.
Much like the items synthesized in Sophie's cauldron, the game excels most when everything comes together — rallying the townspeople to jointly make a gift for Plachta, forming a party of townsfolk equipped with handcrafted weapons and armor, and painstakingly creating amazing items to destroy the toughest foes. (darkstation.com)
As Tom runs around the world, he can interact with townsfolk in the various villages that he comes across, accepting side missions such as collecting tufts of fur from defeating wolves, to peacefully picking a selection of flowers. (thexboxhub.com)
Whether you're diving deep into the underground ruins of Ginnungagap to assist the Caledonian Princess Arianna on her sacred pilgrimage, taking on side quests for townsfolk in need, or simply whipping up dishes in the game's delicious new cooking mode, The Fafnir Knight is a wholly engaging epic that's impossible to put down. (heypoorplayer.com)