in-group (Meaning)

in-group

clique, a group with which one feels a sense of solidarity or community of interests compare out-group

No weak antonyms found.

The football team celebrated their victory with an exclusive in-group gathering.
The members of the secret society formed a tight in-group, excluding outsiders.
The company's management team acted as an in-group, making decisions without consulting the employees.
The in-group at the university had a strong sense of camaraderie and loyalty.
The political party's in-group controlled all the important positions.
The religious movement created a strong in-group feeling among its followers.
The in-group dynamics within the research team hindered collaboration and progress.
The coach divided the players into in-groups based on their positions.
The in-group at the school enjoyed privileges and status not afforded to others.
The in-group mentality led to prejudice and discrimination against outsiders.

clique, a group with which one feels a sense of solidarity or community of interests compare out-group

elite, crowd, network, coterie, gang, organization, tribe, clan, society, community

individualist,loner,

The football team celebrated their victory with an exclusive in-group gathering.

The members of the secret society formed a tight in-group, excluding outsiders.

The company's management team acted as an in-group, making decisions without consulting the employees.

The in-group at the university had a strong sense of camaraderie and loyalty.