collaborator (Meaning)
collaborator (n)
someone who assists in a plot
someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force
an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest
Synonyms & Antonyms of collaborator
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collaborator Sentence Examples
- The writer sought a collaborator with expertise in historical fiction for her next novel.
- The famous director often worked with the same close-knit group of collaborators on his films.
- The journalist's investigation revealed the scientist had a secret collaborator on his controversial research.
- The artist's vibrant murals were a product of collaboration with local community members.
- The musician credited his collaborators for elevating his music with their unique talents.
- The software developer valued the feedback and contributions of his online collaborators.
- The detective searched for the missing collaborator who held the key to solving the case.
- The architect's collaborator, a structural engineer, ensured the building's safety and stability.
- The fashion designer relied on her team of skilled collaborators to bring her vision to life.
- The dancer cherished the opportunity to collaborate with a choreographer known for pushing artistic boundaries.
FAQs About the word collaborator
someone who assists in a plot, someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force, an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest
informer, partner, informant, cohort,accomplice, evidence, collaborationist, accessary, confederate, comrade
No antonyms found.
The writer sought a collaborator with expertise in historical fiction for her next novel.
The famous director often worked with the same close-knit group of collaborators on his films.
The journalist's investigation revealed the scientist had a secret collaborator on his controversial research.
The artist's vibrant murals were a product of collaboration with local community members.
