ingroup
- n an exclusive circle of people with a common purpose
- Secure in their own ingroup, the men soon convinced one another of the medical fact that homosexuality is not a physiological condition present at birth but an emotional .
- Said Shorty of the new Up-Beat Generation: "We eschew the verbal shorthand popularly supposed to be the language of this ingroup, and we reject the death-wish symbolism of the .
- I don't think Ambassador Wadsworth is in their ingroup.