societies
n. countablen. large groups of people who live together in an organized way, sharing the same laws and traditions. It can also mean clubs or organizations for people with shared interests.
n. large-scale social groupings sharing a common geographical territory, political authority, and cultural expectations. Also refers to formal associations or organizations formed for a specific purpose or interest.
Modern societies face many challenges regarding technology and privacy.
The university has over fifty student societies ranging from debating clubs to sports teams.
Historians often compare ancient and modern societies to understand how legal frameworks and social hierarchies evolve over several centuries of continuous development.
The plural form of 'society'; used as a countable noun when referring to specific cultural groups or distinct organizations.