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cooperation
noun as in mutual effort
Strongest matches
aid, assistance, collaboration, participation, partnership, service, unity
Strong matches
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
Weak matches
coadjuvancy, combined effort, confunction, doing business with, esprit de corps, playing ball, teaming
Example Sentences
Lowering the cloture threshold from 60 to 55 votes, for instance, would still require some bipartisan cooperation without letting a tiny minority veto everything.
Supporting higher regional gross domestic product growth can improve social stability, reduce immigration pressure, and strengthen cooperation in the fight against narcotics.
Beijing has stepped up cooperation with Southeast Asian nations in recent months to crack down on the compounds, and thousands of people have been repatriated to China.
Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, wrote on his X feed on Sunday that the U.S. was ready to deepen security cooperation.
Unlike deploying National Guard troops, cooperation among local police, the DEA and federal prosecutors is well-established.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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