coadjuting (Meaning)
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coadjuting (a.)
Mutually assisting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coadjuting
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coadjuting Sentence Examples
- The two teams were coadjuting seamlessly to accomplish the project's ambitious goals.
- By coadjuting their efforts, they were able to tackle complex problems more efficiently.
- The coadjuting departments collaborated closely to ensure a successful product launch.
- She was coadjuting with her colleagues to finalize the proposal before the deadline.
- The coadjuting researchers combined their expertise to explore new avenues in the field.
- Their coadjuting efforts resulted in a comprehensive solution to the logistical challenges.
- He found himself coadjuting with unfamiliar colleagues on the international assignment.
- Despite initial disagreements, they succeeded in coadjuting their perspectives for a unified strategy.
- The project's success relied heavily on the coadjuting teams' ability to communicate effectively.
- With everyone coadjuting towards the common goal, the organization achieved remarkable progress.
FAQs About the word coadjuting
Mutually assisting.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The two teams were coadjuting seamlessly to accomplish the project's ambitious goals.
By coadjuting their efforts, they were able to tackle complex problems more efficiently.
The coadjuting departments collaborated closely to ensure a successful product launch.
She was coadjuting with her colleagues to finalize the proposal before the deadline.
