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esprit de corps
esprit de corps E0215200 (də kôr′)n. A common spirit of comradeship, enthusiasm, and devotion to a cause among the members of a group.
[French : esprit, spirit + de, of + corps, group, body.]esprit de corps (ɛˈspriː də ˈkɔː; French ɛspri də kɔr) n (Sociology) consciousness of and pride in belonging to a particular group; the sense of shared purpose and fellowshipes•prit de corps (ɛˈspri də ˈkɔr)
n. a sense of unity and of common purpose among the members of a group. [1770–80; < French] esprit de corpsA French phrase meaning spirit of the group, used to mean a feeling of belonging to a group and having pride in sharing its aims.Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  esprit de corps - the spirit of a group that makes the members want the group to succeedteam spirit, moraledisposition, temperament - your usual mood; "he has a happy disposition" |
esprit de corpsnoun solidarity, rapport, team spirit, camaraderie, mutual support, common bond, fellow feeling, community of interests, group spirit He enjoyed the friendship, comradeship and esprit de corps of the army.esprit de corpsnounA strong sense of enthusiasm and dedication to a common goal that unites a group:esprit, morale.Translationsesprit de corps
esprit de corpsThe pride and loyalty that members of a group feel toward the group and its purpose. "Esprit" means "spirt" in French, while "corps" is French for "body" or "group." There's a very strong esprit de corps among the teachers at this school—they're very passionate about education and see each other as family.See also: DE, espritesprit de corpsA sense of unity, pride, or common purpose among the members of a group. The term came directly from French into English in the late eighteenth century and often was misspelled, as by Jane Austen in Mansfield Park (“I honour your esprit du [sic] corps”). It continued to be used because, as Sir Frank Adcock put it, it describes “that typically English characteristic for which there is no English name” (1930). An American equivalent from the sports world is team spirit. See also: DE, espritesprit de corps
esprit de corps (French, literally ‘corporate spirit’) feelings of pride, etc, in belonging to a cohesive group, e.g. a military unit.esprit de corps
Morale; literally French for ‘spirit of body/group’esprit de corps Graduate education The degree of happiness of the 'campers' in a placeesprit de corps
Synonyms for esprit de corpsnoun solidaritySynonyms- solidarity
- rapport
- team spirit
- camaraderie
- mutual support
- common bond
- fellow feeling
- community of interests
- group spirit
Synonyms for esprit de corpsnoun a strong sense of enthusiasm and dedication to a common goal that unites a groupSynonymsSynonyms for esprit de corpsnoun the spirit of a group that makes the members want the group to succeedSynonymsRelated Words |