clannish

With this philosophy there was no end to the clannish war.

Then, the detectives begin to take a closer look inside the clannish family.

Smugglers, even when not operating together, were a clannish lot.

Today they make up a strong and clannish group of prosperous entrepreneurs.

From all places near it the clannish yell of the enemy could be heard.

They were clannish and did not fraternize with other lawyers.

It is a clannish place, as places where people who live clustered together tend to be.

People say that immigrants are clannish, live by themselves, don't speak English.

Spacemen were clannish and united against all who threatened their security.

They're clannish, and, they like to take over other people's territory or create their own niches.

Because of this, they develop clannish relationships and long-standing personal ties.

As a result, driven back upon themselves from every side, the traitors and their families became clannish.

No, he was a lone wolf and the Regiment had been just a little too clannish.

They were a clannish bunch and made no secret of the fact that he was an outsider.

This closed society is clannish, Catholic and ruled by a local mafia.

The fighting women of this era tend to be a "clannish" bunch.

Fewer school friends visited them, and those who did commented on the clannish atmosphere.

And she had vigorously enforced their clannish conspiracy of silence.

"They don't call the Scottish clannish for nothing," he added.

Her heart was full of the clannish pull to stay with and defend her own kind.

They tend to be pretty clannish and don't trust anyone outside their own group much."

Rivalries were fierce - still are - in this isolated, clannish place.

As expected, they were clannish, and tended not to mix with the other ethnic groups settling the area at the same time.

The Cog are a clannish race with moderately primitive technology.

Circus folk are a clannish lot and suspicious of any outsider.