Philodemic (adj)
fil-o-dem-ik
Characterized by concern for ordinary people; originally and chiefly in the name of the debating society of Georgetown University, D.C.
Mid 19th century. From ancient Greek ϕιλόδημος friend of the commons (from ϕιλο- + δῆμος the people) + -ic.
Example sentences
“They’re known for their philodemic approach.”
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