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Synonyms and antonyms of Describing or involving groups of people in British Thesaurus

Describing or involving groups of people

public (adjective)

involving a lot of people, or involving people in general

collective (adjective)

involving all the members of a group

tribal (adjective)

relating to or belonging to a tribe

factional (adjective)

involving factions in a group

close-knit (adjective)

consisting of people who do a lot of activities together and look after one another

tight-knit (adjective)

a tight-knit group of people know each other very well and support each other

ill-assorted (adjective)

formal an ill-assorted group of people or things are all very different from each other

diverse (adjective)

including people from many different cultures or races

a one-way/two-way street ()

an action, decision etc involving two people or groups that affects only one/both of them

breakaway (adjective)

consisting of people who have decided to separate from a larger group

cliquey (adjective)

informal behaving like a clique

collectively (adverb)

together, as a group

incestuous (adjective)

not good because of always involving the same group of people

it’s a... thing ()

used for saying that something affects or involves a particular group of people and not others

ragtag (adjective)

informal consisting of various types of people whose clothing, equipment, and skills are not very good

sectional (adjective)

relating to one particular group of people only

splinter (adjective)

used for describing a group that has separated from a larger group, usually because of a disagreement

three-cornered (adjective)

involving three people or groups

tightly-knit (adjective)

tight-knit

unanimous (adjective)

a group of people who are unanimous about something all agree about it