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relationships
noun as in connection; friendship
Strong matches
- affiliation
- affinity
- alliance
- analogy
- appositeness
- association
- bond
- conjunction
- consanguinity
- contingency
- correlation
- dependence
- dependency
- homogeneity
- hookup
- interconnection
- interrelation
- interrelationship
- kinship
- likeness
- nearness
- network
- parallel
- pertinence
- pertinency
- proportion
- ratio
- relativity
- relevance
- similarity
- tie-in
- tie-up
Weak match
Example Sentences
FX’s “English Teacher” is equal parts funny, sweet and raunchy, mining laughs from divisive cultural issues and messy relationships that aren’t usually seen on television.
“We need to take a look at what makes effective city government — in terms of the public accessing services, in terms of interaction of city employees, building relationships and knowledge across departments,” she said.
While they may have to leave the country and return in order to seek relief, most of them could file affirmative asylum applications with USCIS, or pursue benefits through family relationships.
“For me, everywhere I’ve coached, it’s about developing relationships with the players and creating a true, genuine, authentic connection with each one of them.”
Still, the factor that may have been most harmful were his relationships with fellow Republican lawmakers, who regarded him as an empty showboat willing to hurt the party to gain attention.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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