solidarity
- solidarity
solidarity 1841, from
Fr. solidarité "
mutual responsibility," a coinage of the
"Encyclopédie" (1765), from
solidaire "
interdependent, complete, entire," from
solide (see
SOLID (
Cf. solid)). With a capital
S-, the name of an independent trade union movement in Poland, formed Sept. 1980 and officially banned Oct. 1982, from
Pol. SolidarnoЕ›Д‡.
Etymology dictionary.
2014.
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