Thesaurus / partnerships
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synonyms for partnerships
- assistance
- association
- business
- company
- cooperation
- cooperative
- corporation
- firm
- friendship
- interest
- organization
- ownership
- sharing
- society
- tie-up
- union
- affiliation
- band
- body
- brotherhood
- cahoots
- cartel
- chumminess
- clique
- club
- combination
- combine
- community
- companionship
- conglomerate
- conjunction
- connection
- coterie
- crew
- faction
- fraternity
- gang
- help
- hookup
- house
- joining
- lodge
- mob
- party
- ring
- sisterhood
- sorority
- togetherness
- consociation
antonyms for partnerships
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It seems a strange book, I must say, to consult for a law of partnerships.
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANORMARIA J. MCINTOSHIn such partnerships as a rule the capitalist buys experience dearly.
COURT BEAUTIES OF OLD WHITEHALLW. R. H. TROWBRIDGEBut make these partnerships honorable, and the men and women who enter into them will act honorably.
WOMEN'S WILD OATSC. GASQUOINE HARTLEYThe contract-partnerships I have suggested will be powerless to harm wedded love, of which the child is the glorious symbol.
WOMEN'S WILD OATSC. GASQUOINE HARTLEYThe recognition of these partnerships would prevent the ostracism which even yet falls on the discarded mistress.
WOMEN'S WILD OATSC. GASQUOINE HARTLEYLong-standing friendships and partnerships were rapidly broken up by the departure of drafts for demobilisation.
THE SEVENTH MANCHESTERSS. J. WILSONMarriage is a partnership, subject in the eyes of Justice to the same rules which govern other partnerships.
HAPPINESS AND MARRIAGEELIZABETH (JONES) TOWNEThe power of increasing bank partnerships to ten has been made but little use of.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 3, PART 1, SLICE 3VARIOUSBusiness to-day is carried on in three different ways; viz., by individuals, by partnerships, and by corporations.
BUSINESS ENGLISHROSE BUHLIGOften partnerships were formed for the importation of servants, in which cases the patents were made out jointly.
THE PLANTERS OF COLONIAL VIRGINIATHOMAS J. WERTENBAKER