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. Ronald Rasband:

   We are friends with the Catholic Church, i have been part of an official delegation to go to the Vatican and meet with cardinals and others about not only this project and not only our church in Italy but relative to the interrelationship we have with our friends, the Catholics, all over the world, whether it has to do with humanitarian work, refugee work or freedom of religion in the public square.

2. Justin Danhof:

   Dorsey may be gone, but the guy who replaced him is 20 times worse, believe it or not, when it comes to wanting to censor voices that they don’t agree with, there was a debate in the public square, and they weren’t always winning, and when you’re not winning, and you have the power to shut off the other voice, it seems almost natural that that’s what you would do.

3. 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.

4. Anna Eshoo:

   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.

5. Jim Daly:

   We as Christians have a place at the table. We can speak in the public square in this democracy, but when we do so, we can't give up the character of Christ.