consort Sentence Examples
- The king's consort, Queen Isabella, wielded significant influence over court affairs.
- The musician decided to consort with other artists to create a collaborative album.
- It was rumored that the diplomat chose to consort with foreign dignitaries to negotiate trade agreements.
- Despite warnings, he continued to consort with known criminals, risking his reputation.
- The yacht club members often consort with each other during social events.
- In medieval times, the lords and ladies would consort in grand halls during festivities.
- The company's CEO refused to consort with unethical business practices.
- Some believe that politicians consort with lobbyists to push through controversial legislation.
- The detective suspected that the suspect had been consorting with a notorious gang.
- She found it difficult to consort with people who lacked integrity.
consort Meaning
consort (n)
the husband or wife of a reigning monarch
a family of similar musical instrument playing together
consort (v)
keep company with; hang out with
go together
keep company
Synonyms & Antonyms of consort
Synonyms:
- phalanx
- sect
- bloc
- federation
- round
- parcel
- faction
- clan
- brood
- order
- set
- brigade
- fellowship
- congregation
- assembly
- alliance
- union
- guild
- ring
- task-force
- clique
- outfit
- confederacy
- confederation
- bevy
- the-whole-kit-and-caboodle
- coalition
- gild
- posse
- league
- school
- passel
- coterie
- gang
- muster
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word consort
the husband or wife of a reigning monarch, a family of similar musical instrument playing together, keep company with; hang out with, go together, keep company
bunch, grouping, batch,group, cluster, band, crew, circle, collective, organization
individual,individual, single,single,
The king's consort, Queen Isabella, wielded significant influence over court affairs.
The musician decided to consort with other artists to create a collaborative album.
It was rumored that the diplomat chose to consort with foreign dignitaries to negotiate trade agreements.
Despite warnings, he continued to consort with known criminals, risking his reputation.
