Synonyms for public square
pub·lic square

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1. public square, squarenoun

   an open area at the meeting of two or more streets

   Synonyms:
   agora, foursquare, square toes, square, second power, lame

2. agora, public squarenoun

   a place of assembly for the people in ancient Greece

   Synonyms:
   agora, square

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1. Anna Eshoo:

   It was dated July 30 and my office made sure that that letter was hand-delivered the same day, i think that my constituent all along had a tug of war going on inside of her, understanding what privacy brought to her, but also the risks of moving over into the public square.

2. Matt Gaetz:

   I've personally apologized to @MichaelCohen212 4 referencing his private family in the public square. Regardless of disagreements, family members should be off-limits from attacks from representatives, senators presidents, including Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz. Let's leave the Michael Cohen family alone.

3. Doug Lamborn:

   For many Americans, Christmas is a time for remembrance and celebration, we reflect on Jesus' message of sacrificial love and ultimate peace.It is a season filled with gratitude and joy. Yet a vocal minority have made a concerted effort to ban any and all Christmas traditions and references from the public square.

4. Jeff Landry:

   What I will tell you is that this is just part and parcel of a bigger legal strategy that we believe ultimately will lead to a successful court case, probably one of the most important First Amendment cases in modern times, what we have in front of us is government actors then co-opting and coercing and colluding with private corporations – under which Americans utilize these corporations, these platforms, as basically a virtual public square – and having the government censor American speech.

5. Mary Anna Randolph Custis Lee:

   I never thought in my lifetime, I would see Richmond and Charlottesville get rid of their statues, they're idols of white supremacy and symbols of racism and hate. And for me as a Christian, and many other faiths feel this way too, we can't have idols in our public square. That just doesn't square right with what we're trying to do as a community, as a state, a commonwealth or a nation.