A clique is typically characterized as a small group of people who share similar interests or backgrounds and often have a strong sense of identity and cohesion within the group. While cliques can sometimes form within extended families or among individuals of the same age, they are not defined by these characteristics alone. Instead, a clique tends to be more about the social dynamics and shared interests among its members, and it often values exclusivity and commonality among its members rather than differences. Therefore, while some elements in your description may apply to certain cliques, they are not definitive characteristics of what a clique is.
a clique is a small group of people
who are part of an extended family
who have similar backgrounds and interests
who value each other's differences
who are all the same age
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