communal

[kəˈmjuːnl]

Definition:
1. For or by a group rather than individuals.
2. Relating to a small administrative district or community.

Use 'communal' in a sentence:

1. The communal system could not respond adequately to these problems.
2. By communal, we mean they reflect the traits and the concerns of a particular community at a particular time.
3. The software's character is communal in design and construction examination.
4. The paper aim at this point raised a new concept "communal technique" to discuss.
5. She also pays close attention to a new friend's style of communal orientation.
6. The communal aspect gets lost.
7. That's why we say folktales are communal.
8. No more using communal toilets.
9. and their use of direct action and communal self-help projects.
10. Few foreign universities put much emphasis on the cozy communal life that characterizes American campuses from clubs and sports teams to student publications and drama societies.
11. They want to oversee transfers of communal cash to the euro's weakest members.
12. Captain Nemo and his men had come to bury their companion in this communal resting place on the inaccessible ocean floor!
13. It provides a communal opportunity for members of the culture to artistically express emotions while acting out typical activities and concerns in their world.
14. Soldiers helped to bury the dead in large communal graves.
15. If we stick with the "communal benefit" argument, it doesn't explain this concept.
16. In the face of all these pushes, people in the Mesa Verde area had yet another reason to move into communal villages: the need for greater cooperation.
17. To strengthen service design for communal and enjoy together;
18. The rats may have bonded more with the social robot because it displayed behaviors like communal exploring and playing.
19. After several generations of population growth, people packed the landscape in densities so high that communal pueblos may have been a necessary outcome.
20. Probe into Marxist Property Theory and the Realization Forms of Communal Property.
21. Sometimes social conditions spawn great numbers of communal groups.
22. This gentleman, she explains, was "squatting in the communal bathroom."
23. A Study on the Integration of Urban Communal Service Resources for the Aged in Shanghai.
24. A communal toilet and bathroom are at the end of the hallway.
25. Most universities offer communal access to these digital libraries.
26. Social morality is the basic communal criterions of people.
27. Some thrive on the buzz of communal living.
28. He would be taking part in some kind of communal recreations.
29. Communal marriage is the first form of human family instead of consanguineous family.
30. Much of early American family life took place within communal or Utopian societies.
31. Even then, some of his wives sleep top-to-tail in communal dormitories.
32. Communal violence broke out in different parts of the country.
33. The inmates ate in a communal dining room.
34. The difficulty of communal article, it is its value standardizes computation hard.
35. Do all communal meals serve as feasts?
36. Open source software seems to breed these sorts of communal initiatives.
37. Discussion on the Communal Management of Fire Services in City.
38. Communal Engineering Computer System of Power Generation with Gas-steam Combined Cycle.
39. The discussion of current management mode for party building in Shanghai development zone's no communal enterprise.
40. A Study on Communal Function of National Commercial Bank.
41. Several concepts: System Dividing Rank, System Power, and Communal Degree are presented.
42. The birds' habit of building enormous communal nests does, however, cause problems.
43. Government leading shall play the key role of communal participation;
44. The third part is about anti-monopoly legal system of communal company in China.
45. Only in our pubs can you find the truly gregarious and communal spirit surviving, and in England even the pubs are divided along class lines.
46. Discuss the way of communal technique to design combinational logic circuits.
47. Sports can play an important role in changing people's lives for the better, it can also build selfesteem, leadership skills, community spirit and bridges across ethnic or communal divides.
48. Most rich peasants also engage in the administration of communal land.
49. People ate soups from a communal pot, shared drinking cups, and used a common pit toilet.
50. In the Mesa Verde area of the ancient North American Southwest, living patterns changed in the thirteenth century, with large numbers of people moving into large communal dwellings called pueblos.
51. Other items placed on the table are a variety of fruit, ears of corn, gifts, and a communal unity cup for pouring and sharing drinks.
52. He said that communal carnage was ripping the country apart.
53. As a student he tried communal living for a few years.