citizen

/ˈsɪtɪzən/
noun
  1. A legally recognized member of a country, state, or city, with rights and responsibilities.
    • The mayor thanked the citizens for their support during the crisis.
    • She became a U.S. citizen after passing the naturalization test.
    • Every citizen has the right to vote in elections.
  2. A person who lives in a particular place, especially a city or town.
    • Local citizens gathered to discuss the new traffic laws.
    • He is a proud citizen of his small hometown.
    • The citizens of Paris enjoy many parks and museums.
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