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esprit de corps

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esprit de corps (formal)
feelings of pride and loyalty that are shared by members of a group. Companies that involve their employees in planning have the best esprit de corps.

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First, the regulation enhanced recognizability of officers to the public, and second, it fostered a sense of esprit de corps and solidarity within the officer population, thus improving the overall effectiveness of the department.
Regulating matters of appearance: tattoos and other body art by Baker, Lisa A. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Infusing young enlisted troops with esprit de corps is all well enough, but consistently winning battles demands a whole lot more than high morale.
Fick, Nathaniel. One bullet away; the making of a Marine officer by Puffer, Raymond / Kliatt
Unit esprit de corps is an essential element in the health, welfare and morale of the Soldiers and their families.
Sustaining the special forces soldier by Hedges, Thomas W., Jr. / Special Warfare
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