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Meanings of tight-knit in English

Closely and firmly integrated.

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Usage of tight-knit in English
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You didn't have to join a tight-knit social network to see it.
Wired
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Unsurprisingly, the essay has got tongues wagging in Australia's tight-knit writing community.
The Guardian
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We were like a tight-knit family that looked out for each other.
Ebony
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That's hard to do because it's so greedy and it's so tight-knit.
The Irish Times
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He said in such a tight-knit community, someone must know something.
Radio NZ
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Quite serious, possibly, resounding well beyond the tight-knit little radio community.
Black house
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Clark is also openly lesbian: a significant rarity in Nashville's tight-knit country community.
The Guardian
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The tight-knit team in Ōrewa were hit hard by the news, Hassan said.
Radio NZ
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That spike in real estate prices affected the tight-knit leather community.
Reuters
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It was the possibility of a tight-knit family being broken up.
Coalition's End
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Cosplay fans are a tight-knit community, and very generous, said Rosenberg.
Reuters
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There was certainly no embarrassment about this fixation in my tight-knit friendship circle.
The Guardian
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Moreover, the team is more tenacious and tight-knit than in 2005.
The Guardian
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Keep in mind that the pool of elite sumo wrestlers is extraordinarily tight-knit.
Freakonomics: a rogue economist explores the hidden side of ever...
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To prevail here, the tight-knit team had to play through tragedy.
Reuters
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But this is a tight-knit community and together they can pull through it.
News.com.au
Frequent collocations
Tight-knit through the time