solidarity|solidarities in English

noun

[sol·i·dar·i·ty || ‚sɑlɪ'dærətɪ /‚sɒl-]

feeling of togetherness, unity, community (created by shared interests, goals, responsibilities, etc.)

Use "solidarity|solidarities" in a sentence

1. They must preserve their solidarity.

2. The West’s ‘three Arrogances’are obstacles to solidarity

3. Solidarity and diversity are both desirable objectives.

4. North Alabamians show solidarity for Cuba

5. They were saved only by their tenacious solidarity.

6. Other lines showed more solidarity and local initiative.

7. No solidarity with mankind: that was her attitude.

8. In public, at least, Solidarity is sticking together.

9. Even trade unionists were reluctant to show solidarity.

10. India pursued Afro-Asian solidarity in Bandung.

11. This might also weaken solidarity between workers.

12. Alternatively, unity is viewed as social solidarity.

13. American Apparel stands in solidarity with the Black community.

14. This professed solidarity was manifested not in words alone.

15. Jewish solidarity in the family was not homogeneous.

16. Purely as a gesture of solidarity, you understand.

17. This new approach concentrates on opportunities, access and solidarity.

18. 1982 – Poland bans Solidarity and all other trade unions.

19. They have the support and solidarity of Afghan people.

20. That is the bottom line – equal opportunities and solidarity.

21. to encourage solidarity between countries by working together to combat AMR.

22. This new approach has opportunities, access and solidarity at its core:

23. For me, this is a voyage of friendship and solidarity.

24. Across the globe, nations offered pro-American support and solidarity.

25. India's commitment and solidarity with NAM is firm and abiding.