Synonyms and antonyms of Small groups of people in American Thesaurus

cadre (noun)

a small group of people within a larger organization such as a political party or an army

cell (noun)

a small group of people who work together as members of a larger organization, often a political one

chosen few ()

a small number of people who have some special right, reward, skill etc., that other people do not have

clique (noun)

a small group of people who seem unfriendly to other people

cluster (noun)

a small group of people or things that are very close to one another

clutch (noun)

a small group of people or things

crop (noun)

several people who achieve something or become known for something at the same time

elite (noun)

a small group of people who have a lot of advantages and keep the most power and influence

faction (noun)

a small group within a larger group, consisting of people with different opinions from the rest

focus group (noun)

a small group of people who are interviewed together and give their opinions about particular subjects, usually to help a company or political party to make decisions

the in-crowd (noun)

a small group of people who are considered fashionable or important and who allow only very few people to join them

in-group (noun)

a small group of people who share interests or attitudes and show loyalty to one another

inner circle (noun)

a small group of people who have a lot of power or influence within a larger group

knot (noun)

mainly literary a small group of people or things

subgroup (noun)

a small group of people who form part of a larger group

subset (noun)

a small group of people or things that is a part of a larger group