non-people
/nɒnˈpiːpl/noun
Treated as plural. Persons who are regarded as non-existent or unimportant, especially with regard to entitlement to rights. Also with singular concord: a group of persons regarded as unimportant or denied entitlement to rights.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From non- + people.
- resumption
- resumptive
- resumptive negation
- resumptive pronoun
- res universitatis
- resupinate
- resupinated
- resupination
- resupine
- resupply
- resuppress
- resurface
- resurgam
- resurge
- resurgence
- resurgency
- resurgent
- resurging
- resurprise
- resurrect
- resurrectable
- full moon
- full-motion
- full-motion video
- full-mouthed