Thesaurus / cooperation
other words for cooperation
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- aid
- assistance
- collaboration
- participation
- partnership
- service
- unity
- alliance
- cahoots
- coaction
- coalition
- combination
- communion
- company
- concert
- concurrence
- confederacy
- confederation
- conspiracy
- federation
- fusion
- give-and-take
- harmony
- help
- helpfulness
- logrolling
- partisanship
- reciprocity
- responsiveness
- society
- symbiosis
- synergism
- synergy
- teamwork
- unanimity
- union
- coadjuvancy
- combined effort
- confunction
- doing business with
- esprit de corps
- teaming
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opposites of cooperation
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Evolutionary models, for example, have shown that competition promotes the ability to think about other minds more strongly than cooperation.
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In addition, they are gaining increasing levels of cooperation from exchanges, which face government pressure and want greater legitimacy.
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Agreement by researchers to publish the virus genome in January set the stage for global scientific cooperation, many believed.
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Doing so requires the cooperation of many people — from scientists and conservation organizations to governments and local residents — as well as a bit of luck.
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These approaches have won cooperation from the citizenry when it comes to wearing face masks and other behavioral changes.
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Deploying the vaccine to people in the United States and around the world will test and strain distribution networks, the supply chain, public trust and global cooperation.
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It also asked for his cooperation identifying those sources – a chilling request on its own – and threatened that he too could become a target of the criminal investigation if he didn’t preserve the documents in his possession.
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International cooperation in space is often seen as a government-to-government operation, with disparate space agencies uniting to accomplish a major goal, like building a football-field-sized orbital laboratory.
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Using this new medium, you can put out their message of solidarity, unity, and cooperation.
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As well, Google started cooperation with the Coalition for Better Ads that developed best advertising standards based on user experience research spanning 45 000 people from eight different countries.
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WORDS RELATED TO COOPERATION
- advancement
- advice
- advocacy
- alleviation
- allowance
- assist
- assistance
- attention
- backing
- backup
- benefaction
- benefit
- benevolence
- bounty
- care
- charity
- comfort
- compensation
- cooperation
- deliverance
- encouragement
- endowment
- favor
- furtherance
- gift
- giving
- guidance
- hand
- handout
- leg up
- lift
- ministration
- ministry
- patronage
- promotion
- reinforcement
- relief
- rescue
- reward
- salvation
- service
- shot in the arm
- subsidy
- sustenance
- treatment
- accord
- affiliation
- affinity
- betrothal
- bond
- coalition
- coherence
- collaboration
- collusion
- combination
- communion
- compact
- concord
- concurrence
- confederacy
- confederation
- congruity
- conjunction
- connection
- consanguinity
- cooperation
- engagement
- entente
- federation
- fraternization
- friendship
- interrelation
- kinship
- league
- marriage
- matrimony
- membership
- mutuality
- pact
- participation
- partnership
- relation
- support
- tie
- treaty
- union
- accord
- affiliation
- affinity
- betrothal
- bond
- coalition
- coherence
- collaboration
- collusion
- combination
- communion
- compact
- concord
- concurrence
- confederacy
- confederation
- congruity
- conjunction
- connection
- consanguinity
- cooperation
- engagement
- entente
- federation
- fraternization
- friendship
- interrelation
- kinship
- league
- marriage
- matrimony
- membership
- mutuality
- pact
- participation
- partnership
- relation
- support
- tie
- treaty
- union
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