society
ਸਮਾਜ
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.
example
The left's problem with the Bund was not one of accepting a religious community in a secular 'society' .
she shunned the 'society' of others
Irish 'society'
drugs, crime, and other dangers to 'society'
she shunned the 'society' of others
One third of the wealthiest families in Toronto 'society' are experiencing very healthy growth in their incomes.
they had a 'society' wedding
The average citizen's own prejudices may have run deep, but he didn't dare speak them out in polite 'society' .
The mental health charity Turning Point and homeless charities were astonished by her ease with people shunned by 'society' .
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.
the high incidence of violence in American 'society'
The primary focus of aid must be to rebuild the elements that hold 'society' together and make governments accountable.
He was calling on all sections of Irish 'society' to make a special effort to buy Irish this Christmas.
This idea was unspeakable in polite 'society' , but it probably played a part in Dole's defeat.
This is a valuable addition to the abundant literature about nature and 'society' in the Amazon region.
The arrival of mass consumerism has clearly contributed to more distinct contours of European 'society' in several ways.
Women who had children born out of wedlock were shunned in Irish 'society' while men were often be given the benefit of the doubt.
What does secularism mean in a modern democratic multicultural 'society' ?
You know the sort of thing: they aren't properly educated, they don't really know how to behave in polite 'society' .
John photographed many 'society' weddings and advertised by putting his work in a glass showcase outside the studio.
Peasant 'society' was becoming more stratified and cohesive, and lords were making greater demands on their tenants.
a 'society' wedding
Yum - the one I made yesterday was wonderful - is it acceptable in polite 'society' to eat it for breakfast as well?
With the turn of the century Quebec began the transition to an urban, industrial 'society' .
Without a fully realised concept of personal responsibility, 'society' cannot be ordered in a fair way.
Fellow high 'society' matron Brooke Astor and actress Isabella Rossellini are also dachshund lovers.
Several studies have shown that there is a marked reluctance to use free facilities even among the poorest sections in Indian 'society' .
Over the years he built a pagoda to polite English 'society' as it faded in the glare of post-war vulgarity.
A good policy is one that can cause 'society' to come together and form a common consensus.
As the nation has aged, the elements that bind 'society' together have multiplied and grown strong.
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