Demotic (adjective)

1. Relating to or characteristic of the people or the common people as opposed to the ruling class or elites.
2. Written or expressed in a plain and straightforward style that is easily understood by the general public.

Origin:

The word 'demotic' comes from the greek word 'demotikos' meaning 'of or for the people'.

Examples:

1. The new government aimed to create a more demotic political system.
2. The politician's speeches were known for their demotic language and simplicity.
3. The author's demotic writing style made his works widely popular among the masses.
4. The demotic movement in art sought to create works that were accessible to all members of society.
5. The demotic form of the ancient Egyptian script was used by the common people.