fraternization [frat-er-nahyz]
Main Entry:
alliance [uh-lahy-uhns]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: friendly association, agreement
Synonyms: accord, affiliation, affinity, betrothal, bond, coalition, coherence, collaboration, collusion, combination, communion, compact, concord, concurrence, confederacy, confederation, congruity, conjunction, connection, consanguinity, cooperation, engagement, entente, federation, fraternization, friendship, interrelation, kinship, league, marriage, matrimony, membership, mutuality, pact, participation, partnership, relation, support, tie, treaty, union
Antonyms: antagonism, discord, disunion, divorce, estrangement, hostility, rebellion, separation, war
Main Entry: collaboration
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: cooperation
Synonyms: alliance, association, collusion, combination, concert, fraternization, joint effort, participation, partnership, teamwork, working together
Notes: cooperation is always positive, collaboration is positive except in wartime (working with the enemy), and collusion is always negative (working together in secret for a dishonest purpose)
Antonyms: noncooperation
Main Entry: incorporation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: the act of becoming a corporate body
Synonyms: affiliation, alliance, amalgamation, chartering, confederation, consolidation, establishment, federation, fraternization, merger, unification, unionization
Antonyms: disbanding, dissolution, division
Related Words
Main Entry: association
Part of Speech: noun
Related
Adjectives:
a-gatewards, affiliated, allied to, allusive, approximating, approximative, appurtenant to, associated, banded together, belonging to, bonded together, catenated, chainlike, cognate, commensal, comparable, confederated, connected, contubernial, correlative, dowelling, embattled, factional, federative, ginglymoid, implicated, in alliance, in common with, in league, in partnership, in relation with, in the same category, interlaced, joint, ligulate, like, linked together, obvolute, proportionable, proportional, proportionate, referable to, related, relating, relative, relative to, relevant
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