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Definition of society
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of society is as below...
Society
(n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
for any
temporary
or
permanent
object;
an
association
for
mutual
or joint
usefulness,
pleasure,
or
profit;
a
social
union;
a
partnership;
as, a
missionary
society..
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Mingle
::
Mingle
(v. t.) To
associate
or unite in
society
or by ties of
relationship;
to cause or allow to
intermarry;
to
intermarry.
Levelism
::
Levelism
(n.) The
disposition
or
endeavor
to level all
distinctions
of rank in
society.
Elite
::
Elite (n.) A
choice
or
select
body; the
flower;
as, the elite of
society..
Disorder
::
Disorder
(n.)
Breach
of
public
order;
disturbance
of the peace of
society;
tumult.
Circle
::
Circle
(n.) A
company
assembled,
or
conceived
to
assemble,
about a
central
point of
interest,
or bound by a
common
tie; a class or
division
of
society;
a
coterie;
a set..
Ribbonism
::
Ribbonism
(n.) The
principles
and
practices
of the
Ribbonmen.
See
Ribbon
Society,
under
Ribbon..
Standish
::
Standing
(n.)
Condition
in
society;
relative
position;
reputation;
rank; as, a man of good
standing,
or of high
standing..
Patriarchate
::
Patriarchate
(n.) A
patriarchal
form of
government
or
society.
See
Patriarchal,
a., 3..
Vers De Societe
::
Vers de
societe
() See
Society
verses,
under
Society..
Jacobin
::
"Jacobin
(n.) One of a
society
of
violent
agitators
in
France,
during
the
revolution
of 1789, who held
secret
meetings
in the
Jacobin
convent
in the Rue St.
Jacques,
Paris,
and
concerted
measures
to
control
the
proceedings
of the
National
Assembly.
Hence:
A
plotter
against
an
existing
government;
a
turbulent
demagogue..
Memorial
::
Memorial
(n.) A
written
representation
of
facts,
addressed
to the
government,
or to some
branch
of it, or to a
society,
etc., -- often
accompanied
with a
petition..
Unsociable
::
Unsociable
(a.) Not
sociable;
not
inclined
to
society;
averse
to
companionship
or
conversation;
solitary;
reserved;
as, an
unsociable
person
or
temper..
Broadbrim
::
Broadbrim
(n.) A hat with a very broad brim, like those worn by men of the
society
of
Friends..
Constitution
::
Constitution
(n.) The
fundamental,
organic
law or
principles
of
government
of men,
embodied
in
written
documents,
or
implied
in the
institutions
and
usages
of the
country
or
society;
also, a
written
instrument
embodying
such
organic
law, and
laying
down
fundamental
rules and
principles
for the
conduct
of
affairs..
Memoirs
::
Memoirs
(n.) An
account
of
something
deemed
noteworthy;
an
essay;
a
record
of
investigations
of any
subject;
the
journals
and
proceedings
of a
society.
Community
::
Community
(n.)
Society
at
large;
a
commonwealth
or
state;
a body
politic;
the
public,
or
people
in
general..
Initiation
::
Initiation
(n.) The form or
ceremony
by which a
person
is
introduced
into any
society;
mode of
entrance
into an
organized
body;
especially,
the rite of
admission
into a
secret
society
or
order..
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) A
member
of a
literary
or
scientific
society;
as, a
Fellow
of the Royal
Society..
College
::
College
(n.) A
collection,
body, or
society
of
persons
engaged
in
common
pursuits,
or
having
common
duties
and
interests,
and
sometimes,
by
charter,
peculiar
rights
and
privileges;
as, a
college
of
heralds;
a
college
of
electors;
a
college
of
bishops..
Orangeism
::
Orangeism
(n.)
Attachment
to the
principles
of the
society
of
Orangemen;
the
tenets
or
practices
of the
Orangemen.
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