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society [Brit səˈsʌɪɪti, Am səˈsaɪədi] N

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mondain(e)
society
chronique mondaine
society gossip
chorale
choral society
société
society
société de consommation
consumer society
société littéraire/savante
literary/learned society
société
society
la bonne société
polite society
les gens de la bonne société
polite society
la haute société
high society
mondanité
love of society life
mondanité
society life
SPA
animal protection society

society's Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the friends of a society
les amis d'une société
the upper reaches of government/society
les hautes sphères du gouvernement/de la société
loosely organized society
société f désorganisée
to hold a mirror to society
refléter la société
choral society
chorale f
the ills of society
les maux de la société
society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
société f protectrice des animaux
to be on the fringes (of society)
être marginal
to maintain one's position in society
garder/tenir son rang
to live cut off from society
vivre en marge de la société

society's Glossary « Intégration et égalité des chances » courtesy of the French-German Youth Office

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Within the society's kinship terminology, such relatives are usually indicated by a specific term which sets them apart as potentially marriageable.
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Women seen as falling short of society's expectations were believed to be deserving of harsh criticism.
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A corollary to this thinking was his vision of social scientists as technical advisors to society's political leaders.
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The new society's trading area will comprise three electoral constituencies, based on number of branches and turnover.
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Additionally, there is a cynical view of mankind and a need for power and toughness resulting from the anxieties produced by perceived lapses in society's conventional norms (destructiveness and cynicism).
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In 1989 another charity undertook the society's work with seafarers.
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Then, it became the mediator, interpreting society's wishes for conflict resolution.
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However, when they are locked in cages with society's worst and treated like cattle in a factory farm, they come out forever changed.
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It seems particularly appropriate at a time when rioting mobs have been testing society's wider fears and setting off hand-wringing in the chattering classes.
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The key issue of support typically comes down to productivity and self-sufficiency, two values that are central to our society's definition of self-worth.
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