co-op (Meaning)
co-op (n)
a jointly owned commercial enterprise (usually organized by farmers or consumers) that produces and distributes goods and services and is run for the benefit of its owners
Synonyms & Antonyms of co-op
Synonyms:
- stalag
- ward
- bull pen
- reformatory
- work camp
- prison camp
- labor camp
- block
- cell
- concentration camp
- reform school
- oubliette
- can
- hulk(s)
- hold
- nick
- gulag
- glasshouse
- guardhouse
- stir
- slam
- keep
- hole
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
co-op Sentence Examples
- Sarah is a member of a housing co-op where residents collectively own the property.
- The grocery store down the street operates as a co-op, where members share ownership and profits.
- We joined a farmers' co-op to purchase seeds and equipment at discounted prices.
- The bookstore in the neighborhood is a co-op, run by volunteers who share responsibilities.
- The co-op members meet regularly to discuss important decisions regarding the business.
- Being part of a food co-op allows us to access fresh, locally sourced produce.
- The co-op model fosters a sense of community and cooperation among its members.
- Our neighborhood formed a childcare co-op to share babysitting duties and support one another.
- Co-op housing offers an affordable alternative to traditional homeownership.
- The co-op's mission is to promote sustainability and ethical business practices.
FAQs About the word co-op
a jointly owned commercial enterprise (usually organized by farmers or consumers) that produces and distributes goods and services and is run for the benefit of
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Sarah is a member of a housing co-op where residents collectively own the property.
The grocery store down the street operates as a co-op, where members share ownership and profits.
We joined a farmers' co-op to purchase seeds and equipment at discounted prices.
The bookstore in the neighborhood is a co-op, run by volunteers who share responsibilities.
