Enclave
Pronunciation: /ˈɑːnˌkleɪv/
Enclave (noun)
- a small area or group inside a larger one, different in some way.
- a group of people with a distinct culture or identity within a larger community.
Examples
- The village is an enclave surrounded by mountains.
- A park serves as an enclave within the bustling city.
Common collocations: isolated enclave, urban enclave, create an enclave, cultural enclave, social enclave