collaborators Synonyms
collaborators Meaning
collaborators
someone who works with another person or group, a person who collaborates with another, someone who assists an enemy (such as an invader or part of an occupying force)
collaborators Sentence Examples
- The detectives sought the assistance of their trusted collaborators to solve the intricate case.
- The research team proudly acknowledged their collaborators' contributions to their groundbreaking discovery.
- The artists worked harmoniously as collaborators, blending their unique talents to create a masterpiece.
- The political rivals became unlikely collaborators, united by their shared dissatisfaction with the incumbent administration.
- The scientists forged a global network of collaborators to facilitate data sharing and accelerate research progress.
- The intelligence agency employed undercover collaborators to infiltrate terrorist organizations and gather vital information.
- The musicians formed a dream team of collaborators, bringing together virtuosos from different genres.
- The journalists relied on trusted collaborators to provide confidential information for their investigative reports.
- The writers' group served as a platform for collaborators to share ideas, critique each other's work, and foster creative growth.
- The activists joined forces with international collaborators to advocate for human rights and social justice.
FAQs About the word collaborators
someone who works with another person or group, a person who collaborates with another, someone who assists an enemy (such as an invader or part of an occupying
cohorts, accomplices,informants, partners, confederates, collaborationists, informers, evidences, traitors,abettors
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The detectives sought the assistance of their trusted collaborators to solve the intricate case.
The research team proudly acknowledged their collaborators' contributions to their groundbreaking discovery.
The artists worked harmoniously as collaborators, blending their unique talents to create a masterpiece.
The political rivals became unlikely collaborators, united by their shared dissatisfaction with the incumbent administration.
