adjective
definition
Strongly pulled together, tightly knit.
synonyms
Examples of tight-knit in a Sentence
But its wealth historically came from the mines, and this led to the emergence of a tight-knit, highly combative working class.
It was rare to see a parent rebuking their children in the tight-knit community; instead they were constantly encouraging their children.
Usually these groups of friends are tight knit and do not allow many people into their circle.
He enjoyed the camaraderie of a single, tight-knit army squad, bound together through the chaos of battle over the course of the entire game.
Young students learn quickly that forming a tight-knit group of friendships helps them feel like they belong.
The keyboard is a full QWERTY keyboard and the keys are a little tight-knit for larger fingers.
A low v-neck sweater in a supple cashmere knit can look perfectly balanced with pom pom boots, so long as you wear a tight knit legging or yoga pant on the bottom.
Materials may be standard tight-knit hose of nylon, nylon and spandex combinations, Lycra or other materials.
Shortly thereafter Michelle conceived the couple's first son Joshua, and in subsequent years has added an astonishing 17 additional kids to the tight-knit Duggar clan.
Private communities- Even a tight-knit clan needs to have places for sub-groups to form and work, and this can be very attractive to members.