publicmood
nounUK /ˈpʌblɪk muːd/
US /ˈpʌblɪk muːd/
The way most people feel about something at a certain time.
The public mood turned happy when the team won the big game.
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2. The overall attitude of a group of people toward a leader or event.
The public mood shifted after the mayor's speech.
3. The shared emotions of a community at a particular moment.
Holiday music always lifts the public mood in town.
4. What most people seem to think or want right now.
Politicians often watch the public mood before making new rules.