What is another word for ingroups?
Pronunciation: [ˈɪŋɡɹuːps] (IPA) 
Ingroups, also known as social groups, refer to a specific group of people who share common interests, beliefs, or characteristics. Synonyms for ingroups include social circles, cliques, tribes, gangs, clubs, packs, and cohorts. Social circles are people who socialize together, while cliques are a small group of people who exclude others. Tribes refer to groups with a common culture or ancestry, and gangs are groups of people who engage in criminal activities. Clubs are groups with a shared interest, while packs are groups of animals with a collective purpose. Lastly, cohorts are a group of people with shared experiences or history. These terms are useful in understanding and describing the various types of ingroups and their purposes.
