community
Refers to the countries of the world collectively.
Refers to a community with a large population or covering a wide area.
Refers to a community with a small population.
A community made up of people from various different social and ethnic backgrounds.
A community with very strong social and supportive bonds among its members.
Refers to all the countries of the world considered as a single entity.
Similar to close-knit, emphasizing strong, interdependent relationships.
A community where members have strong relationships.
A community that is exciting, full of life, and dynamic.
A community that is growing, developing, and successful.
A community full of energy and activity.
A community lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable or normal.
A community where the majority of residents have low earnings.
A community lacking normal advantages, such as wealth or opportunity.
A community receiving inadequate services compared to other communities.
Unpaid work intended to be of social use that an offender is ordered to do.
Care for people who are ill, old, or disabled in their own homes rather than in a hospital or institution.
Voluntary work intended to help people in a particular area.
A feeling of belonging and mutual support among people in a group.
Similar to 'the community as a whole', meaning the general community or public.
Refers to everyone in the community, considered together.
Used to indicate location or position within the boundaries of a community.
Similar to 'in', but often emphasizes the internal aspects or dynamics of the community.