tribe
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2.7
- noun
- /traɪb/
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tribu
- It's the most adorable tribe of fans out there.
- tribe members
- one's tribe
- neo-tribes
Go to the creating a whole tribe of fops.
- Go to the creating a whole tribe of fops.
- We're just chilling in our tribe and I'm a complete prick.
- I can have a car now because of help my tribe, not by myself.
- It's like as opposed to saying my tribe is right, your tribe is wrong.
- And then you separate them into two little tribes, they raise up.
- So when you build a tribe around a product, the tribe owns your brand.
- The the stronger tribes gobble up the weaker tribes.
- So we believe that it takes a tribe to run the whole ship.
- Michael belongs to the tribe of the young and the unmoored.
- What I do is look at my tribe and go praise God.
- And of course how you define one's tribe becomes critically important.
- If you're you know, but you can find your whole tribe on Instagram.
Examples
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In the digital age, many people find their tribe through online communities that reflect their interests.
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So when you build a tribe around a product, the tribe owns your brand.
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And to you I say build a tribe and this is your home.
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All in my tribe, we eat meat.
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So we believe that it takes a tribe to run the whole ship.
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So you find your tribe and your tribe finds you.
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You have won your place in the tribe.
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You see, we O'Learys are a strange tribe.
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As long as you belong to the tribe, you're at the top of the tree.
Fiction book (1997) -
Michael belongs to the tribe of the young and the unmoored.
Synonyms
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1.0
A group of people who share the same culture or background
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2.8
A group of people who live in the same area, like a neighborhood
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2.9
A group of families who are related and share the same identity
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4.7
A society organized by groups of related families with traditional customs
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To discover a group of people who share your interests and make you feel at home
Compounds
A group of people who live by hunting, fishing, and gathering wild plants
- Specialized
A group of animals that includes water buffalo and their close relatives
How Cohesive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tribe is often used today to mean a close group of people with the same interests or values, and this comes from the same old idea of a shared 'division' or group. That's why saying someone 'found their tribe' means they found people who belong with them.