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Explanation of "Social Club"

Definition:
A "social club" is a group of people who come together because they share common interests or activities. Members of a social club often meet regularly to enjoy these interests together.

Example Sentences:
  1. Simple Usage: "She joined a book club to meet others who love reading."
  2. Advanced Usage: "The social club organized a charity event to raise funds for the local community."
Variants:
  • Social (adjective): Relating to society or its organization.
    • Example: "He has a very social personality; he enjoys meeting new people."
  • Club (noun): A group of people who meet for a common purpose.
    • Example: "The chess club meets every Thursday."
Different Meanings:
  • In some contexts, "club" can refer to a venue, like a nightclub where people gather for entertainment, rather than just a group of people.
  • "Social" can also refer to interactions between individuals in a wider context, not just in clubs.
Synonyms:
  • Association: A group formed for a specific purpose.
    • Example: "The local wildlife association works to protect endangered species."
  • Group: A number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together.
    • Example: "They formed a group to discuss environmental issues."
  • Society: A club or organization of people with common interests.
    • Example: "The historical society preserves the town's history."
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Get together": To meet or gather for a social purpose.
    • Example: "Let's get together this weekend for a picnic."
  • "Hang out": To spend time relaxing or socializing.
    • Example: "They like to hang out at the coffee shop after school."
Conclusion:

A "social club" is a great way for people to connect over shared interests. Whether it’s a book club, a sports team, or a cooking society, these clubs help build friendships and community.

Noun
  1. a formal association of people with similar interests
    • he joined a golf club
    • they formed a small lunch society
    • men from the fraternal order will staff the soup kitchen today

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