noun

solidarity

sol-ih-DAR-uh-tee

noun

Unity and mutual support among people who share a common goal, cause, or hardship.

"Workers across the city marched in solidarity with the striking nurses."

"The community showed real solidarity after the flood."

How to Use Solidarity

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA sense of togetherness and support between people facing the same struggle or working toward the same cause.

Common pairings

in solidarity with show solidarity act of solidarity

solidarities plural

Study it as flashcards or scroll it in Flow — saved to your collection.

Can you complete this real example?

Workers across the city marched in _____ with the striking nurses.

From French solidarité, from solidaire ("mutually responsible"), ultimately from Latin solidum ("a whole").

city pity deity unity entity equity nudity oddity enmity uppity vanity cavity