masses

/ ˈmæsɪz /

plural noun

1. the masses
   the body of common people
2. informal.
   often foll by of great numbers or quantities

   masses of food

Example Sentences

Health minister Karen Smyth said the scheme would "save time and stop masses of people having to head to hospital for unnecessary appointments".

From BBC

“It was his closeness to the people those masses most loathed: the politicians and business class.”

From Los Angeles Times

TikTok, one particularly problematic Chinese export, is mental fentanyl designed to addict the Western masses and dupe them into poisonous ideologies — and Communist Party spyware, to boot.

From Los Angeles Times

And if confirmed, Mr Isaacman's appointment will also raise broader questions about the future of humanity in space, given his vision for space travel for the masses.

From BBC

On Reddit, there’s no shortage of users seeking the wisdom of the masses on how to effectively quit.

From Salon