corporate

see definition of corporate

adjallied

Synonyms for corporate

adj allied

Antonyms for corporate

separate

collective

adjective. composite

common

adjective. generally known; held in common

commonest

adjective. generally known; held in common

confederate

adjective. allied

incorporated

adjective. organized

Word Origin & History

early 15c., "united in one body," from Latin corporatus, past participle of corporare "form into a body," from corpus (genitive corporis) "body" (see corporeal).

Example Sentences forcorporate

We do not easily realise the corporate character of life in those days.

Hannibal in 1839 was already a corporate community and had an atmosphere of its own.

I feel as if I were part of a corporate body, which leads to misplaced decorum.

In the United States the railways are now owned by corporate companies.

Borne by Corporate and other Bodies and Communities, as cities, colleges, &c.

They had about one second in which to absorb this vision of corporate purpose.

You did say that "divested of corporate investiture man were God."

Public opinion, control of the organs of, by corporate wealth, 375.

He is the conscience of the political world—the barometer of our corporate soul.

He could no longer own the people in their corporate character.