tight-knit

[ tahyt-nit ]

adjective

1. well-organized and integrated.

Example Sentences

A few years passed, and La Banda Picasso remained tight knit but for a few members, such as Pieret, who left France.

From The Daily Beast

This development has not been embraced by everyone in her tight-knit Orthodox community.

From The Daily Beast

Broadly speaking, Mormons are tight-knit, and accepted minority group in the United Kingdom and Europe.

From The Daily Beast

For Vinterberg, it seems, tight-knit families are his preferred milieu.

From The Daily Beast

Charleston, the town where Gandee lived, is a small, tight-knit community.

From The Daily Beast

His well-built, tight-knit figure gave one the impression that he was even stronger than he looked.

From Project Gutenberg

The person I saw was none of this; for he was not large in stature, having a figure tight-knit even to slenderness.

From Project Gutenberg