bedfellow Synonyms

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Wordnet

a temporary associate

a person with whom you share a bed

Webster

One who lies with another in the same bed; a person who shares one's couch.

The politician and the lobbyist were seen as bedfellows in their pursuit of influence.
Caution dictates keeping one's enemies as bedfellows rather than as adversaries.
The businessman made a strategic alliance with his former bedfellow, hoping to profit from their combined resources.
The bedfellows were once close friends, but their relationship turned sour when they had a falling out over money.
The suspect claimed his bedfellow was responsible for the crime, but his alibi was shaky.
The company was forced to terminate the contract with its bedfellow due to ethical concerns.
The bedfellows conspired to deceive the public, but their plan was ultimately exposed.
The politician's bedfellow was a controversial figure with a checkered past.
The merger of the two companies created an uneasy partnership between the former bedfellows.
The bedfellows' relationship was built on convenience rather than mutual affection.

a temporary associate, a person with whom you share a bedOne who lies with another in the same bed; a person who shares one's couch.

ally,supporter, friend, confederate, abettor, confidant,colleague, accomplice, associate, fellow traveler

foe, foe, enemy, adversary, opponent,enemy, detractor, adversary, detractor, opponent

The politician and the lobbyist were seen as bedfellows in their pursuit of influence.

Caution dictates keeping one's enemies as bedfellows rather than as adversaries.

The businessman made a strategic alliance with his former bedfellow, hoping to profit from their combined resources.

The bedfellows were once close friends, but their relationship turned sour when they had a falling out over money.