Groups
/ˈɡruːps/
Definitions
- (n.) Collections of individuals legally recognized as a unit, often for the purpose of exercising rights, duties, or privileges.
The corporation's shareholders formed distinct groups to influence policy decisions.
- (n.) A type of legal association with common interests, such as interest groups or advocacy groups.
Lobbyists often represent groups that seek to influence legislation.
Forms
- group
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'groups' often denote collective entities recognized for rights or responsibilities; ensure clarity between informal assembly and formal legal structures.
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