society
సమాజం
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 '
మానవ సమాజము,
సంఘము
example
The issue here is related more to the social norms and customs of our 'society' .
a 'society' wedding
After all they are reflecting the ambitions of the more powerful sections of local 'society' .
The news of their relationship had created quite a stir among fashionable Roman 'society' and had led to the end of Nancy's marriage.
They represented all sections of Peruvian 'society' , and all parts of the media.
contemporary 'society'
Where do we draw the line between individual freedom and good order in 'society' ?
It is described as a romance, set across the social divide in the world of Victorian industrial 'society' .
Rather we should seek to understand how these groups of peoples together ordered their 'society' .
In traditional Aboriginal 'society' , goods were shared, but in a highly structured and ritualistic way.
Frank Bergin, secretary gave a report on the activities of the 'society' during the past year.
the high incidence of violence in American 'society'
You know the sort of thing: they aren't properly educated, they don't really know how to behave in polite 'society' .
He also found time in the 'society' of fellow students to doubt and debate all things, and so became something of a republican and a philosopher as well as a physician.
He was calling on all sections of Irish 'society' to make a special effort to buy Irish this Christmas.
Ben is a genetic throwback to Neanderthal man, shunned by family and 'society' for his stupidity and ugliness.
Archer is thankful that his future wife knows and follows the manners and customs of New York 'society' .
Top hats were a dying fashion, continued the columnist, and were generally only seen at 'society' weddings or Ascot.
he founded a history 'society'
His whole career has been based on identifying with the marginal and empathizing with those whom polite 'society' would scorn.
the ethnic diversity of British 'society'
Without a fully realised concept of personal responsibility, 'society' cannot be ordered in a fair way.
Several studies have shown that there is a marked reluctance to use free facilities even among the poorest sections in Indian 'society' .
It is clear that this policy prejudices the poorest sections of rural 'society' and will lead to greater inequality.
in 'society' at large
What does secularism mean in a modern democratic multicultural 'society' ?
they had a 'society' wedding
The onus is on government, institutions and 'society' to work together for a just and equitable social order.
There is no way that in our modern, civilised 'society' that we can allow this barbaric, medieval practice to continue.
Obese people often are shunned by 'society' and blamed for having weak characters.
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