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/sˈoʊʃəl grup/ Listen

Social group

noun

People sharing some social relation.

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"Social group" Quotes from Famous Books

... of this majority? They are not definitely Christian. Rather, they have a military, material standard of the type of a somewhat primitive social group. Their expressions unconsciously reveal their judgments. Their constant demand of one another is "to play the game," that is, to play fair and to do one's part in order to win the game for the good of all. Anything which harms, hinders, or endangers another, which brings suffering to one's ...

— With Our Soldiers in France • Sherwood Eddy

... Westermarck concludes that it was "for the benefit of the young that male and female continued to live together."[4] The importance of this consideration for us lies in the thought of the overshadowing importance of this social group which we now call the family. The family is the primary cell of society, the first unit in social organization. Our thought must balance itself between the importance of this social group, to be preserved ...

— Religious Education in the Family • Henry F. Cope

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