consociated Sentence Examples
- The two nations were consociated through a treaty of mutual cooperation.
- The community's activities were consociated with a strong sense of unity and purpose.
- The verb "consociate" means to join or associate together.
- The consociated organizations shared similar values and goals.
- The government consociated with the private sector to implement a new economic plan.
- The church was consociated with a particular denomination and its beliefs.
- The consociated societies were linked by historical and cultural ties.
- The consociation of different groups created a diverse and vibrant society.
- The consociated institutions collaborated on research and development initiatives.
- The consociation was disrupted by a period of political instability.
consociated Meaning
consociated
to bring into association, to associate especially in fellowship or partnership
Synonyms & Antonyms of consociated
Synonyms:
- sorted
- hobnobbed
- took-up-with
- cooperated
- rubbed-elbows-with-
- tied
- got-along
- got-on
- rubbed-shoulders-with-
- allied
- grouped
- messed-around
- affiliated
- palled-around-
- fell-in-with
- rallied
- attached
- consorted
- kept-company-with-
- was-friends-with
- befriended
- hung-around-or-out-
- coupled
- linked
- chummed
- fraternized
- mingled
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word consociated
to bring into association, to associate especially in fellowship or partnership
traveled, joined, hooked up, related, travelled, connected, collaborated, mixed, hanged (around or out), ran
avoided, shunned, snubbed, broke up, dispersed, split, split (up), estranged, cold-shouldered,alienated
The two nations were consociated through a treaty of mutual cooperation.
The community's activities were consociated with a strong sense of unity and purpose.
The verb "consociate" means to join or associate together.
The consociated organizations shared similar values and goals.
