Solidarität

/zoliˈdɑːʁiˌtɛːt/
nounIntermediate solidarity
formal

A sense of unity and mutual support among a group of people, often in the face of adversity or shared goals.

Die Solidarität unter den Kollegen half ihnen, die Krise zu überwinden.

The solidarity among colleagues helped them overcome the crisis.

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Often used in political, social, or labor contexts to describe collective support.

Related Phrases

in Solidarität handelnphrase
to act in solidarity

💡Pro Tip

Context Matters

Solidarität is often used in discussions about labor rights, social movements, or international cooperation.

Gold Rule

Capitalization

Always capitalize 'Solidarität' as it is a German noun.

📖Word Origin

Derived from the Latin 'solidus' (solid) and the suffix '-ität' (quality of), emphasizing a strong, unbreakable bond.

📝Usage Notes

Commonly used in political and social contexts to describe collective support or shared responsibility.

Word Breakdown

solid
strong, unbreakable
root
+
-ität
quality of
suffix
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