circles
n. countablen. round shapes that are perfectly curved and have no corners. You can also use this word to describe groups of people who share the same interests or jobs.
n. geometric shapes consisting of all points in a plane at a given distance from a central point. In a social context, refers to specific groups of people associated by common interests, professions, or social standing.
The children sat in circles on the floor.
She is well-known in artistic circles for her unique style of painting and sculpture.
The architect incorporated overlapping circles into the building's floor plan to create a sense of fluid movement between the different office departments.
Plural form of 'circle'. When referring to social groups, it is frequently preceded by a descriptive adjective such as 'academic', 'social', or 'political'.