Synonym: communicate. Similar words: immune, communal, community, communism, immune system, communicate, incommunicado, excommunicate. Meaning: [kə'mjuːn] 
n. 1. the smallest administrative district of several European countries 2. a body of people or families living together and sharing everything. v. 1. communicate intimately with; be in a state of heightened, intimate receptivity 2. receive Communion, in the Catholic church.
n. 1. the smallest administrative district of several European countries 2. a body of people or families living together and sharing everything. v. 1. communicate intimately with; be in a state of heightened, intimate receptivity 2. receive Communion, in the Catholic church. 
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61. Peasants in one commune there secretly started parcelling out land, expecting death for it, but soon gained backing from a provincial leader and Deng ally, Wan Li. Others gradually followed suit.
62. They arrive at Mt Sinai , which Moses ascends to commune with God.
63. A commune was a community of people sharing possessions, living accommodations and work (or lack thereof).
64. The household contract system is a kind of negation to the people's commune system. "
65. We helped the commune members to gather up the loose ears of wheat in the fields.
66. Corning Corporation in 1958 under the jurisdiction vested separate commune in 1961.
67. Bigfoot hunters were perhaps the most surprising group, Bader said. They defied all stereotypes of paranormal pursuers who wear flowing clothes and commune with spirits.
68. We all took a hand in the harvesting in the neigh bour commune last week.
69. After year's end distribution every family of the commune has money to bank up.
70. The Paris Commune will be for ever celebrated as the glorious harbinger of a new society.
71. In order to reach a higher productivity level of mycelium and exopolysaccharide, L934 orthogonal experiments on fermentation with Schizophyllum commune were carried out in 7L fermentor .
72. They invited us to get in the car and go to the commune with them.
73. Based on village commune, Russian populism affirmed that industrial capitalism ought to be transcended by Russian agricultural socialism.
74. After a failure, it is well to commune with one's own heart, and be still.
75. We mustn't sit by while our neighbouring commune is short of manpower.
76. It's one of my favourite areas, a place where I can meditate peacefully, commune with Him.
77. The Campaign of People's Commune is the consequence of the Forward Movement in 1958.
78. I often walk by the sea to commune with nature.
79. " The Paris Commune " will go down in history and hand down a good reputation to a hundred future generations.
80. In 2003 Tam was promoted to police chief of Dak Ru commune.
81. The cadres of our commune persevere in participation in collective productive labour.
82. At Yantai , I visited Happiness People's Commune,[http://sentencedict.com/commune.html] known far and wide for its apples.
83. Wheat harvesting was steaming ahead when we came to the commune.
84. There were small telltale signs which suggested that the commune was not just average.
85. The cadres were digging up river silt with the commune members.
86. A commune with communications and interactions home and abroad would be a vigorous and hopeful one.
87. But the rural power structure has changed little since commune days.
88. One does not require such pieces however to commune with any kingdom.
89. Truly, fixing of farm output quotas for each household and family contract for the duty system symbolize the end of People's commune and the realization of farmer's property rights.
90. The commune members bedded down the students who had come to help in harvesting.
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