social group
noun
A number of individuals associated or aggregated together to a greater or lesser degree, either because they share certain features, as class, ethnicity, etc., or (especially Social Sciences ) because they are bound together by patterns of interaction.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Times.
- subjectile
- subjection
- subjectional
- subjectist
- subjective
- subjective case
- subjective genitive
- subjective idealism
- subjectively
- subjective method
- subjectiveness
- subjective part
- subjectivisation
- subjectivise
- subjectivism
- subjectivist
- subjectivistic
- subjectivity
- subjectivization
- subjectivize
- subjectless
- subject-like
- subject line
- subjectly
- subject matter