A fellow citizen; someone who shares citizenship status with another person in the same country or state.
From prefix 'co-' (together/fellow) + 'citizen' (member of a state), creating a term for shared civic membership.
The word 'cocitizen' rarely appears in modern English, but it was more common in 18th-century political writing—philosophers used it to emphasize mutual rights and responsibilities within a democratic state.
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