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close-knit
[klohs-nit]
adjective
tightly united, connected, or organized.
close-knit
/ ˌəʊˈɪ /
adjective
closely united, esp by social ties
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of close-knit1
Example Sentences
“Ballard” is a sharp reversal from Q’s last series — the 2024 Fox comedy “Pivoting,” about three close-knit women who are trying to cope with the death of another friend.
"Bangor is a close-knit community, and this tragic news has deeply affected so many people. I know there will be much support offered to her family in the days and weeks ahead."
Esparto, population 3,700, is a close-knit community, but many said they knew little about the fireworks facility until the explosions shook the ground beneath them.
The star might be 79 years old, but his voice is still unusually supple and youthful, cutting through the night with crystalline clarity, and buoyed by The Chrome Hearts' close-knit harmonies.
The overwhelming majority of the measles cases are associated with outbreaks tied to close-knit communities with low rates of vaccination, according to the CDC.
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