In-group Definition

ĭngro͝op
ingroup, in groups
noun
Any group of people with common interests that give them a sense of solidarity and exclusivity as regards all nonmembers.
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(systematics) In cladistics, the monophyletic group that includes all taxa of interest to the current study.

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(sociology) The social group that one belongs to.
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adjective

Of, or relating to, or forming an ingroup or clique.

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In-group Sentence Examples

  • The spectrum, also, is very characteristic. The atomic weight, 226.4, places the element in a vacant position in group II.

  • Rule-based evolutionary models may also provide new insights into " in-group altruism, " or self-sacrifice for the welfare of close cultural relatives.

  • Late toxicities were also similar, except for two patients in group 1 who developed severe laryngeal edema.

  • Supports one in maintaining one's individuality in group settings.

  • We see children with their own en-suite marble bathroom dumped in group lessons where they understand little and learn less.

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Words Starting With

IIN

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PUPOUP

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