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Definition of community
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Community
(n.)
Commonness;
frequency.
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College
::
College
(n.) Fig.: A
community.
Blackguard
::
Blackguard
(n.) The
criminals
and
vagrants
or
vagabonds
of a town or
community,
collectively..
Owenite
::
Owenite
(n.) A
follower
of
Robert
Owen, who tried to
reorganize
society
on a
socialistic
basis,
and
established
an
industrial
community
on the
Clyde,
Scotland,
and,
later,
a
similar
one in
Indiana..
Aristocrat
::
Aristocrat
(n.) One of the
aristocracy
or
people
of rank in a
community;
one of a
ruling
class;
a
noble.
Community
::
Community
(n.) A body of
people
having
common
rights,
privileges,
or
interests,
or
living
in the same place under the same laws and
regulations;
as, a
community
of
monks.
Hence a
number
of
animals
living
in a
common
home or with some
apparent
association
of
interests..
Solidarity
::
Solidarity
(n.) An
entire
union or
consolidation
of
interests
and
responsibilities;
fellowship;
community.
Labadist
::
Labadist
(n.) A
follower
of Jean de
Labadie,
a
religious
teacher
of the 17th
century,
who left the Roman
Catholic
Church
and
taught
a kind of
mysticism,
and the
obligation
of
community
of
property
among
Christians..
Heteronomy
::
Heteronomy
(n.)
Subordination
or
subjection
to the law of
another;
political
subjection
of a
community
or
state;
--
opposed
to
autonomy.
Publicly
::
Publicly
(adv.)
In the name of the
community.
Party
::
Party (v.) A
number
of
persons
united
in
opinion
or
action,
as
distinguished
from, or
opposed
to, the rest of a
community
or
association;
esp., one of the parts into which a
people
is
divided
on
questions
of
public
policy..
Monk
::
Monk (n.) A man who
retires
from the
ordinary
temporal
concerns
of the
world,
and
devotes
himself
to
religion;
one of a
religious
community
of men
inhabiting
a
monastery,
and bound by vows to a life of
chastity,
obedience,
and
poverty..
Guidon
::
Guidon
(v. t.) One of a
community
established
at Rome, by
Charlemagne,
to guide
pilgrims
to the Holy
Land..
Possessioner
::
Possessioner
(n.) An
invidious
name for a
member
of any
religious
community
endowed
with
property
in
lands,
buildings,
etc., as
contrasted
with
mendicant
friars..
Publicness
::
Publicness
(n.) The
quality
or state of
belonging
to the
community;
as, the
publicness
of
property..
Pool
::
Pool (n.) An
aggregation
of
properties
or
rights,
belonging
to
different
people
in a
community,
in a
common
fund, to be
charged
with
common
liabilities..
Secular
::
Secular
(a.) Not
regular;
not bound by
monastic
vows or
rules;
not
confined
to a
monastery,
or
subject
to the rules of a
religious
community;
as, a
secular
priest..
Civil
::
Civil (a.)
Subject
to
government;
reduced
to
order;
civilized;
not
barbarous;
-- said of the
community.
Convent
::
Convent
(v. i.) A house
occupied
by a
community
of
religious
recluses;
a
monastery
or
nunnery.
Beguinage
::
Beguinage
(n.) A
collection
of small
houses
surrounded
by a wall and
occupied
by a
community
of
Beguines.
Conservator
::
Conservator
(n.) One who has an
official
charge
of
preserving
the
rights
and
privileges
of a city,
corporation,
community,
or
estate..
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