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Definition of society
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of society is as below...
Society
(n.)
Specifically,
the more
cultivated
portion
of any
community
in its
social
relations
and
influences;
those who
mutually
give
receive
formal
entertainments..
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Dissocial
::
Dissocial
(v. t.)
Unfriendly
to
society;
contracted;
selfish;
as,
dissocial
feelings..
Denomination
::
Denomination
(n.) A
class,
or
society
of
individuals,
called
by the same name; a sect; as, a
denomination
of
Christians..
Association
::
Association
(n.) Union of
persons
in a
company
or
society
for some
particular
purpose;
as, the
American
Association
for the
Advancement
of
Science;
a
benevolent
association.
Specifically,
as among the
Congregationalists,
a
society,
consisting
of a
number
of
ministers,
generally
the
pastors
of
neighboring
churches,
united
for
promoting
the
interests
of
religion
and the
harmony
of the
churches..
Affiliate
::
Affiliate
(v. t.) To
attach
(to) or unite
(with);
to
receive
into a
society
as a
member,
and
initiate
into its
mysteries,
plans,
etc.; --
followed
by to or
with..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) Those
associated
with one, as in a
family,
or a
society;
a
company..
Hetarism
::
Hetarism
(n.) A
supposed
primitive
state of
society,
in which all the women of a tribe were held in
common..
Framework
::
Framework
(n.) The work of
framing,
or the
completed
work; the frame or
constructional
part of
anything;
as, the
framework
of
society..
Raff
::
Raff (n.) The
sweepings
of
society;
the
rabble;
the mob; --
chiefly
used in the
compound
or
duplicate,
riffraff..
Clan
::
Clan (n.) A
clique;
a sect,
society,
or body of
persons;
esp., a body of
persons
united
by some
common
interest
or
pursuit;
--
sometimes
used
contemptuously..
Anarchy
::
Anarchy
(n.)
Absence
of
government;
the state of
society
where there is no law or
supreme
power;
a state of
lawlessness;
political
confusion.
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) A
member
of a
literary
or
scientific
society;
as, a
Fellow
of the Royal
Society..
College
::
College
(n.) A
collection,
body, or
society
of
persons
engaged
in
common
pursuits,
or
having
common
duties
and
interests,
and
sometimes,
by
charter,
peculiar
rights
and
privileges;
as, a
college
of
heralds;
a
college
of
electors;
a
college
of
bishops..
Denominational
::
Denominational
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
denomination,
especially
to a sect or
society..
Gentility
::
Gentility
(n.) The class in
society
who are, or are
expected
to be,
genteel;
the
gentry..
Vers De Societe
::
Vers de
societe
() See
Society
verses,
under
Society..
Vulgarity
::
Vulgarity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vulgar;
mean
condition
of life; the state of the lower
classes
of
society.
Friend
::
Friend
(n.) One who
entertains
for
another
such
sentiments
of
esteem,
respect,
and
affection
that he seeks his
society
aud
welfare;
a
wellwisher;
an
intimate
associate;
sometimes,
an
attendant..
Mingle
::
Mingle
(v. t.) To
associate
or unite in
society
or by ties of
relationship;
to cause or allow to
intermarry;
to
intermarry.
Ribbonism
::
Ribbonism
(n.) The
principles
and
practices
of the
Ribbonmen.
See
Ribbon
Society,
under
Ribbon..
Owenite
::
Owenite
(n.) A
follower
of
Robert
Owen, who tried to
reorganize
society
on a
socialistic
basis,
and
established
an
industrial
community
on the
Clyde,
Scotland,
and,
later,
a
similar
one in
Indiana..
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