collegial (Meaning)

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collegial (a)

characterized by or having authority vested equally among colleagues

of or resembling or typical of a college or college students

The atmosphere in the workplace was collegial, with employees collaborating and supporting each other.
The collegial relationship between the professors fostered an environment of intellectual exchange and growth.
The company's success was attributed in part to its collegial culture, where teamwork was valued.
The board meetings were characterized by collegial discussions and respectful debates.
The collegial atmosphere of the research lab encouraged innovation and collaboration among scientists.
The project team maintained a collegial spirit, ensuring everyone's opinions were heard and valued.
The office had a collegial vibe, with coworkers often socializing outside of work hours.
The collegial nature of the legal team facilitated effective problem-solving and decision-making.
Despite their differing opinions, the members of the committee maintained a collegial relationship.
The department head emphasized the importance of maintaining a collegial work environment where everyone felt respected and valued.

characterized by or having authority vested equally among colleagues, of or resembling or typical of a college or college students

friendly, gracious,warm, hearty, companionable, good-natured, nice, merry, sweet, fraternal

glacial, hostile, unfriendly, antagonistic, antagonistic,hostile, unfriendly, glacial, frigid, chilly

The atmosphere in the workplace was collegial, with employees collaborating and supporting each other.

The collegial relationship between the professors fostered an environment of intellectual exchange and growth.

The company's success was attributed in part to its collegial culture, where teamwork was valued.

The board meetings were characterized by collegial discussions and respectful debates.