commune
/ˈkɑːmjʊn/ /kəˈmuːn/Definitions
1. noun
A group of people living together in the same place, especially with shared resources and often a shared system of government.
“The commune on the outskirts of town was known for its self-sufficiency and eco-friendly practices.”
2. verb
To live or work together in a commune, especially with a shared sense of purpose or ideals.
“The young couple decided to commune with nature by building an off-grid cabin in the woods.”
3. verb
To come together in a shared sense of purpose or feeling, often with a sense of unity or community.
“The crowd communed in a shared sense of outrage and frustration after the news broke.”