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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Letter Writing

ending a letter/an email with “in solitarily”

Has anyone encountered someone ending a letter with "in solitarily" yes I read it twice it was "solitarily" and not "solitarity", what does it mean?
  

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Anonymous Has anyone encountered someone ending a letter with "in solitarily" I certainly haven't. It's wrong. They probably meant to write "in solidarity" instead.

— Teechr

  • Anonymous Has anyone encountered someone ending a letter with "in solitarily" I certainly haven't.
  • It's wrong.
  • They probably meant to write "in solidarity" instead.
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AnonymousHas anyone encountered someone ending a letter with "in solitarily"
I certainly haven't. It's wrong.

They probably meant to write "in solidarity" instead.
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teechr AnonymousHas anyone encountered someone ending a letter with "in solitarily"I certainly haven't. It's wrong.They probably meant to write "in solidarity" instead.
In that case, what is the user trying to express by saying "in solidarity"?
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AnonymousIn that case, what is the user trying to express by saying "in solidarity"?
Solidarity with someone/some cause.
Have a look at meaning #1 in the link below.

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/solidarity
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'in solidarity" is a very common email ending for those who work in the labor movement. I suspect it may also be used in on other social movement work. Perhaps the person has an organizing background?

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