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Meanings of very clannish in English
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Usage of very clannish in English
1
They are very clannish, especially the mountain tribes, and family influence is all potent.
2
The Scandinavian Mormons are very clannish in their disposition.
3
And of course these were Iraqis-verycliquish, very clannish.
4
In most cities the members of the legal profession form a clique, and are very clannish.
5
Our neighbourhood was what is called very clannish.
6
They get to be very clannish too.
7
The truth is that in those days the Parliamentary reporters were a very clannish set-almost, indeed, a close corporation.
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The colored people, as so often happens, lived in a certain section of Scranton, being very clannish in their habits.
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3: Very clannish, lacking absolutely in intelligence, executive ability, frankness; in fact, every attribute that is necessary for a good foreman.