affiliations

nounassociation with an organization

Synonyms for affiliations

noun association with an organization

Antonyms for affiliations

Word Origin & History

1751, "adoption," from French affiliation, from Medieval Latin affiliationem (nominative affiliatio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin affiliare "to adopt a son," from ad- "to" (see ad-) + filius "son" (see filial). Figurative sense of "adoption by a society, of branches" first recorded 1799 (affiliate in this sense is from 1761).

Example Sentences for affiliations

German educators and foreign priests with Austrian affiliations, saw to that.

She has only met him once before, and doesn't know any of his past affiliations.

They were in college, and they still keep up their affiliations.

It was she he would translate as it were, to his world and his affiliations and familiars.

In fact, at 340 moments I was strongly inclined to doubt his affiliations.

It is Congregational in its affiliations, but is actually non-sectarian.

In securing to all nationalities the right to choose their own governments and affiliations.

There was absolutely no evidence against her except of her affiliations with the Girondists.

Her affiliations were with grandeur, purity, and loveliness.

Did you know anything of Mr. Paine's background and affiliations?