klan
- noun
- /klæn/
- US
- He joined a gaming klan to compete in online tournaments.
Examples
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He joined a gaming klan to compete in online tournaments.
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Members of the klan meet every month to discuss their shared interests.
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The local klan organized a festival to celebrate their traditions.
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The local klan organized a charity event.
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Many members of the klan attended the meeting.
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The local klan organized a festival to celebrate their traditions.
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Members of the klan meet every month to discuss their shared interests.
Compounds
- Offensive
A secret group that believes white people are better and uses violence against Black people and other groups
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Etymology
Klan comes from the old Gaelic word clann, which meant 'children' or 'family' and is the same root as the English word clan. So, a klan is easy to remember as a group of people who act like a family or share the same identity.