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communal

[kuh-myoon-l, kom-yuh-nl] / kəˈmyun l, ˈkɒm yə nl /


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As much as some push for a protest as a way for communal healing and progressive action, others take a cynical outlook, viewing that path as “intellectually compromised” by a “commitment to past ideals.”

From Los Angeles Times

The notion of private property is alien to Inuit culture, characterised by communal sharing and a deep connection to the land.

From Barron's

Restrictive leases, a fear of communal living post Covid, and an oversupply of similar accommodation are all possible factors.

From BBC

Thanks to a determined commitment from residents and officials, these communal sites are starting to return — in many cases better than before — revealing innovative thinking about the ways we can create and use community spaces.

From Los Angeles Times

Aleys acknowledges the contentment of the Beguines, understanding that their communal labors knit their “hopes, their labor, even their disagreements” as “strands in a single weave.”

From Los Angeles Times