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clannish

/ˈklæn.ɪʃ/

Tradução: Descreve um grupo de pessoas muito unido e fechado, que costuma demonstrar forte lealdade aos seus membros e desconfiança ou hostilidade em relação a estranhos.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈklæn.ɪʃ/C2formal
  • ptDescreve um grupo de pessoas muito unido e fechado, que costuma demonstrar forte lealdade aos seus membros e desconfiança ou hostilidade em relação a estranhos.

Describes a group of people who are very close and exclusive, often showing strong loyalty to their own group and being unfriendly or suspicious towards outsiders.

  1. Closely unitedC1formal

    Characteristic of a clan, especially in being tightly unified and showing strong loyalty to the group.

    ptFechado ao grupo

    • The small village was very clannish, with families sticking together through generations.
    • Their clannish behavior made it difficult for newcomers to integrate into the community.
    • The team had a clannish culture, always supporting each other above all others.

    Sinônimoscliquishclose-knitexclusiveinsulartight-knit

    Antônimosindependentindividualisticstandoffish

  2. Exclusive and insularC1formal

    Tending to be socially exclusive and resistant to outsiders, often rebuffing advances from those considered not part of the group.

    ptFechado e exclusivo

    • The private club was notoriously clannish, rarely accepting new members.
    • Her clannish attitude kept her circle of friends very small and closed off.
    • The neighborhood had a clannish reputation, making it hard for new families to feel welcome.

    Sinônimoscliquishclosedexclusiveinsularselect

    Antônimosgregarioushospitableinclusiveopenwelcoming

Formas
  • more clannish comparative form
  • most clannish superlative form
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