League and Sect

League

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

Sect and league are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sect" instead a noun "League".

Nearby Words: leagued, leaguer, leaguing

Sect

Sect noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.
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Synonyms for Sect

League and sect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "League" instead a noun "Sect".

Nearby Words: section, sectarian, sectary

How words are described

known known league known sect
particular particular league particular sect
current current league current sect
powerful powerful league powerful sect
Other adjectives: entire, main, secret, ancient, minor, different, local, Protestant.

Both words in one sentence

  • All this in spite of the fact that Arvis has now been revealed to be in league with the Loptyr Sect.
  • After being revived, Red Hood trains with the All-Caste, a secret, somewhat mystical sect of warriors who mirror Batman's League of Assassins.
  • Corrupt Church Cornwell has acknowledged this in interviews - he was raised as a member a very straight-laced (and very small) sect of English Christians called the Peculiar People, who, whilst as far from a corrupt church as one can get, were at the vanguard of what Cornwell calls "the Fun Prevention League".
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