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Example Sentences
Main Entry:
as·so·ci·ate
[
v.
uh
-
soh
-shee-eyt
,
-see-
;
n., adj.,
uh
-
soh
-shee-it
,
-eyt
,
-see-
]
/
v.
əˈsoʊ
ʃiˌeɪt
,
-si-
;
n., adj.,
əˈsoʊ
ʃi
ɪt
,
-ˌeɪt
,
-si-
/
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Main Entry:
associate
Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Most westerners
associate
it with earlier, darker times in human history.
I'm an
associate
editor (1 of 4) for a journal in my area of specialization.
As the daughter and wife of surgeons, she knew plenty about the subject and became a lifelong
associate
in her husband's research.
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Verb
Most westerners
associate
it with earlier, darker times in human history.
It takes one to two years for a juvenile to turn from a grayish color to the pink that we most
associate
with flamingoes.
But the water molecules near the brush inside the jar of water can find water molecules to
associate
with everywhere around them.
The color comes from algae, which lends reefs the tropical colors most
associate
with these lush landscapes.
Sure, it's fun to pop that Champagne cork in the festive way we've all come to
associate
with the holidays.
Adjective
I'm an
associate
editor (1 of 4) for a journal in my area of specialization.
He was
associate
school and library sales manager.
In 1994, she was hired as an
associate
professor at Princeton.
Pezman's articles on surfboard design led, in 1969, to a stint as
associate
editor for Surfing magazine.
Noun
As the daughter and wife of surgeons, she knew plenty about the subject and became a lifelong
associate
in her husband's research.
Schwarz and purchased the perfect gift, a three-foot tiger, for the guest of honor -- the 1-year-old child of an
associate
.
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