consociates

con·so·ci·ate (k

n-s

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tr. & intr.v. con·so·ci·at·ed, con·so·ci·at·ing, con·so·ci·ates

To bring or come into friendly or cooperative association.

adj. (-

Associated; united.

n. (-

An associate or partner.

[Latin cnsocire, cnsocit-, to associate : com-, com- + socire, to associate (from socius, companion; see sek^w-¹ in Indo-European roots).]

consociate

vb [kənˈsəʊʃɪˌeɪt]

to enter into or bring into friendly association

adj [kənˈsəʊʃɪɪt -ˌeɪt]

associated or united

n [kənˈsəʊʃɪɪt -ˌeɪt]

an associate or partner

[from Latin consociāre, from socius partner]

consociation n

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Verb

consociate - bring or come into association or action; "The churches consociated to fight their dissolution"

associate

unite, unify - act in concert or unite in a common purpose or belief

walk - be or act in association with; "We must walk with our dispossessed brothers and sisters"; "Walk with God"

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associate consocies unify unite walk	Parents, Consociates and the Social Construction of Children's Athletics. Perceptions of success and failure among university athletes in Canada by Podlog, Leslie / Journal of Sport Behavior A young girl, Susan, discovers that some of the neighboring families belong to a group known as Consociates, including Louisa May Alcott's family. BOOKS FOR CHILDREN by BURNETT, JEANIE / Childhood Education On one hand, Hemingway consociates adherence to conventional masculinity with the proper orientation toward death; in many scenes throughout the book he attributes a man's stance toward death or his recognition of death as the ultimate truth to that man's masculinity and, conversely, he attributes cowardice or the search for a false security in the face of death, to a man's unmanliness. Genre, gender, and truth in 'Death in the Afternoon.' by Thurston, Michael / The Hemingway Review	Consignatory Consignature Consigne consignee Consigner Consignificant Consignification Consignificative Consignify consignment consignment note consignment store consignor consilience Consimilitude consist consist of consistence consistency consistent consistently Consistorial Consistorian consistory consociate consociates consociation Consociational consociationism consocies consol Consolable Consolate consolation Consolation game consolation prize Consolato del mare Consolator consolatory console console table Consoler Consolida Consolida ambigua Consolidant consolidate consolidated consolidated fund consolidated school consolidated vehicle table consolidation	consisting of a pledge Consistometer consistorial consistorial consistorial Consistorian consistories consistories consistories consistory consistory consistory Consistory court Consistory court Consistory court Consistory courts Consistory courts Consistory courts consists consists CONSLTNT Conso CONSOB consociare consociare consociate consociate consociate in crime consociated consociated consociates consociating consociating consociatio consociation consociation consociation consociational consociational consociational Consociational state Consociational state Consociational state Consociationalism Consociationalism Consociationalism consociationism consociations consociations consociations Consociazione Nazionale Associazioni Infermiere consocies consol consol consol consol consol Consol (currency) Consol (currency) Consol (currency) Consol chart

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Parents, Consociates and the Social Construction of Children's Athletics.

Perceptions of success and failure among university athletes in Canada by Podlog, Leslie / Journal of Sport Behavior

A young girl, Susan, discovers that some of the neighboring families belong to a group known as Consociates, including Louisa May Alcott's family.

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN by BURNETT, JEANIE / Childhood Education

On one hand, Hemingway consociates adherence to conventional masculinity with the proper orientation toward death; in many scenes throughout the book he attributes a man's stance toward death or his recognition of death as the ultimate truth to that man's masculinity and, conversely, he attributes cowardice or the search for a false security in the face of death, to a man's unmanliness.

Genre, gender, and truth in 'Death in the Afternoon.' by Thurston, Michael / The Hemingway Review

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