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Opposite of a group of people associated in some way
Opposite of an alliance of people or groups working together
Opposite of a group of troops, aircraft, or ships sent away on a separate mission
Opposite of a faction or offshoot of a larger group or organization, especially in religion
Opposite of an army unit, typically divided into several companies, squadrons, or batteries
Opposite of a large company or group of companies authorized to act as a single entity
Opposite of a group of individuals forming a collective unit that works together
“Each individual will compete by taking turns, and the person with the most potatoes will be declared the winner.”
Opposite of an assembly of people with a common interest
“The young girl was made a social pariah after a few controversial comments that drew widespread condemnation.”
Opposite of a mariner or sailor, one who mans a ship
Opposite of all the people employed by a particular organization
Opposite of a small detachment of troops or police officers assigned with a special duty
“The two combat teams must fight as independent units until better visibility permits the corporal to regain direction and control of the squad as a whole.”
Opposite of an organized group of people with a particular purpose
“A different effect results from the appointment when made upon the final dissolution of the corporate body.”
Opposite of people who have gathered together
“An individual was loitering outside the shop.”
Opposite of to have shouted or screamed, typically to express negative emotions
“The beggar mumbled every time we walked past.”
Opposite of to provide with sufficient people for operation or defense
“On the day before Lent, the Cuccagna's guards would withdraw from their posts, leaving groups of men free to scale the structure and plunder its booty.”
Opposite of past tense for to (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions
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