intercommunal, a.
(ɪntəˈkɒmjuːnəl)
[f. inter- 4 c + communal a.]
Existing or occurring between communities or races. Hence interˈcommunalism.
| 1909 in Webster. 1960 S. Foot Emergency Exit xii. 98 The inter-communal strife was at its worst. Turk and Greek were going for each other. 1971 Black Scholar June 51/1 With the establishment of society through inter⁓communalism, the entire social contract must be altered. 1973 Black World Dec. 19/2 We believe in intercommunalism—the relatedness of all people. 1974 Black Panther 9 Feb. 8/3 The Maryland Pen Intercommunal Survival Collective is calling for a community-based united front to halt the injustices and tortures before it is too late. |