Pronunciation: /ˈɡruːpəˌskjuːl/
noun a small, often militant, faction within a larger organization or group
A1 My small groupuscule of friends meets every Friday for dinner.
A2 The groupuscule of activists organized a protest in the town square.
B1 The groupuscule of artists collaborated on a new exhibition at the gallery.
B2 The political groupuscule gained momentum and started to influence local policies.
C1 The intellectual groupuscule debated philosophical theories late into the night.
C2 The elite groupuscule of scholars was invited to present at the prestigious conference.
formal The groupuscule was a small and tightly knit political faction within the party.
informal I heard there's a new groupuscule forming in the neighborhood.
slang Those guys are like a little groupuscule, always causing trouble.
figurative The groupuscule of ideas in his mind were constantly at odds with each other.
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