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associate
noun as in colleague
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verb as in connect in the mind
verb as in befriend
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- be friends
- be in cahoots
- buddy up
- bunch up
- come together
- gang up
- get in on
- get in with
- get into
- get together
- go along with
- go partners
- hang around
- hang out
- hang out with
- join up with
- line up with
- pal up
- play footsie with
- run around with
- run with
- string along with
- swing with
- take up with
- team up
- throw in together
- tie in
- tie up
- truck with
- work with
Example Sentences
“Interest rates went up and home prices didn’t come down nationwide,” says Daniel McCue, a senior research associate at the Harvard Joint Center of Housing Studies.
“Interest rates went up and home prices didn’t come down nationwide,” says Daniel McCue, a senior research associate at the Harvard Joint Center of Housing Studies.
For people who make money from social media, not posting a new partner may be a question of consistency, says Dr Gillian Brooks, associate professor of influencer and social media marketing at King's College London.
The writer of “Politics and the English Language” recognized such convoluted reasoning and the dangers associated with it:
The market is now “awake to the risks” associated with a drawn-out shutdown, he said, sending a message this week that it could start hurting corporate profits.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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