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insiders

NOUN
circle
Synonyms
STRONGEST
camp class clique club company crowd fraternity party ring school society
STRONG
Mafia assembly bunch cabal camarilla clan companions comrades coterie crew cronies crush gang intimates lot mob outfit posse set sorority
WEAK
in-group
Antonyms
STRONG
individual
NOUN
clan
Synonyms
STRONGEST
band faction gang mob sect society tribe
STRONG
association bunch club coterie crew crowd crush folks group house kinfolks moiety organization outfit race ring set sodality stock
Antonyms
STRONG
individual
NOUN
clique
Synonyms
STRONGEST
cabal clan coterie faction gang mob posse
STRONG
Mafia bunch camarilla camp circle club crew crowd crush lobby organization outfit pack ring set society
WEAK
in-group
Antonyms
STRONG
individual
NOUN
faction
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bloc clan gang junta minority party sect side wing
STRONG
band bunch cabal camp caucus cell circle clique club coalition combination combine combo concern conclave confederacy conspiracy contingent coterie crew crowd design division entente guild intrigue knot lobby machine mob network offshoot outfit partnership ring schism section sector set team unit
WEAK
pressure group splinter group
Antonyms
STRONG
individual whole
WEAK
agreement conformity entirety peace total unity

Example Sentences

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Some insiders say he has the potential to be the best seamer in the country.

From BBC • May 11, 2026

Influential lawmakers, labor groups and party insiders have coalesced behind Becerra and Steyer, her top Democratic rivals.

From Los Angeles Times • May 11, 2026

After all, journalists are not responsible for what insiders do with information after publication.

From Salon • May 9, 2026

Goldman Sachs has projected 1.5 percentage points annually, while AI insiders themselves project considerably more.

From MarketWatch • May 8, 2026

Not surprisingly, as civil rights advocates converted a grassroots movement into a legal campaign, and as civil rights leaders became political insiders, many civil rights organizations became top-heavy with lawyers.

From "The New Jim Crow" by Michelle Alexander