solidarity
Pluralsolidarities
- 1A feeling of unity among people who share the same goal or stand together against something.
Like a bundle of sticks that won't break because they are tied together.
The team showed great solidarity when they all stood up for their injured player.
People across the country marched in solidarity with the striking nurses.
Similarunity, cohesion, unanimity, togetherness, fellowship
Oppositedisunity, division, discord, dissension
- 2A willingness to stand by someone who is going through a hard time.
Like a friend who sits beside you in the dark so you are not alone.
She offered solidarity to her friend after the sudden loss of his job.
I want to show solidarity with you while you recover from your illness.
Similarsupport, sympathy, empathy, compassion
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Origin
It comes from French 'solidarité', based on the Latin word 'solidus', meaning 'solid'.