Clientele and Society

Clientele

Clientele noun - Customers collectively.

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Society and clientele are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Society" instead a noun "Clientele".

Society noun - A group of persons formally joined together for some common interest.

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Clientele and society are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clientele" instead a noun "Society".

Nearby Words: social, societal

human	human clientele	human society
normal	normal clientele	normal society
regular	regular clientele	regular society
established	established clientele	established society
Other adjectives: alien, current, small, entire, real, white, new, local.

With a generally upscale clientele, a society with open attitudes about sexuality and access to healing magic things are generally pretty good for them.

Source: Unproblematic Prostitution
Her clientele will mostly be men in the upper echelons of society; expect at least one of them to be a politician, particularly one who is always publicly stressing good old fashioned conservative Family Values.

Source: High-Class Call Girl

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