n.
The condition of being a people or one of a people: "As symbols go, few are as national and sectarian as the menorah. It is the symbol of Jewish peoplehood" (Charles Krauthammer).
peoplehood
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peo·ple·hood (pē'pəl-hʊd')  |
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 | Maurice Nathan Eisendrath |
| Milton Steinberg |
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