1. characterized by unity of interests, purposes, or sympathies among members of a group
Usage: formal
2. jointly and severally liable or responsible
Usage: legal

Examples

• The workers formed a solidary movement to demand better wages.
• Their solidary response to the crisis impressed everyone.
• The community showed solidary support for the victims.
• All partners are solidary liable for the company’s debts.
• The solidary obligation means each debtor is responsible for the full amount.
• They maintained a solidary front against the opposition.