society
সমাজ
definition
noun
drugs, crime, and other dangers to society
the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community.
the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
an organization or club formed for a particular purpose or activity.
translation of 'society'
noun
গোষ্ঠী,
ধর্মসভা,
সমিতি,
সমাজ,
সংসর্গে বাস,
মানবগোষ্ঠী,
সংসর্গ,
আঁজুমান,
শৌখিন সমাজ,
গোষ্ঠ,
সঙ্ঘ,
দল,
সম্প্রদায়,
সঙ্গ
example
Without a measure of mutual respect, or deference, name it how you will, there can be no ordered lawful 'society' .
At the London, Merrick became a celebrity, an object of curiosity, visited by fashionable 'society' women and royalty.
Presley shocked polite 'society' in the early 50s but came to symbolise the rebelliousness of rock and roll.
in 'society' at large
she shunned the 'society' of others
As the nation has aged, the elements that bind 'society' together have multiplied and grown strong.
a 'society' wedding
We make compromises with individual integrity in order to allow 'society' to function.
An economy isn't just about money but about people and how they relate to each other and the sort of 'society' that they build together.
Manners are very much part of an individual's character whereas customs are what 'society' collectively expects its members to do.
Highlighting problems in 'society' is necessary in order to encourage change.
However, the assumption that civil and political rights should have priority is widely shared in our 'society' .
Yum - the one I made yesterday was wonderful - is it acceptable in polite 'society' to eat it for breakfast as well?
she shunned the 'society' of others
This idea was unspeakable in polite 'society' , but it probably played a part in Dole's defeat.
In the parlors of polite 'society' , social tolerance sits side by side with multiculturalism.
A good policy is one that can cause 'society' to come together and form a common consensus.
a 'society' wedding
The affluent in Malay 'society' hold weddings in hotels or large community halls.
Unfortunately, she has no clue about how the upper class 'society' lives.
The news of their relationship had created quite a stir among fashionable Roman 'society' and had led to the end of Nancy's marriage.
One third of the wealthiest families in Toronto 'society' are experiencing very healthy growth in their incomes.
Frank Bergin, secretary gave a report on the activities of the 'society' during the past year.
Do we have to act in a certain way to be accepted in polite 'society' ?
Aristotle believed that politics, or how people lived together in 'society' , were part of ethics.
The issue here is related more to the social norms and customs of our 'society' .
The onus is on government, institutions and 'society' to work together for a just and equitable social order.
John photographed many 'society' weddings and advertised by putting his work in a glass showcase outside the studio.
It is described as a romance, set across the social divide in the world of Victorian industrial 'society' .
Of course there are racial problems, but there are also so many positive signs of our 'society' growing together.
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