society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
companionship or association with one's fellows : friendly or intimate intercourse : company
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
a voluntary association of individuals for common ends; especially : an organized group working together or periodically meeting because of common interests, beliefs, or profession
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
an enduring and cooperating social group whose members have developed organized patterns of relationships through interaction with one another
society
adjective(so-ci-e-ty)
of, relating to, or typical of fashionable society
society
geographical name(so-ci-e-ty)
islands of the South Pacific belonging to France; capital Papeete (on Tahiti) area 621 square miles (1608 square kilometers), population 162,573
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
society of persons who are regular patrons of fashionable cafés
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
a mutual association for providing life and health insurance and old-age pension benefits to members
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
a society for the recognition of scholarly achievement especially of undergraduates
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
any of various oath-bound societies often devoted to brotherhood, moral discipline, and mutual assistance
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
a British business that is like a bank, that holds and invests the money saved by its members, and that provides loans and mortgages
society
idiom(so-ci-e-ty)
—used in phrases such as pay your debt to society to refer to being punished for committing a crime
society
noun(so-ci-e-ty)
a group of people who work to preserve the history of a place