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liaison
noun as in person who acts as go-between
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Strong matches
noun as in love affair
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Example Sentences
Close collaboration with the club's support liaison officer and ticketing manager has helped grow the supporter base, while referring to the team as Hammarby, rather than Hammarby women, sends the clearest message of all.
He saw active service in Northern Ireland, served in a peacekeeping mission in Cyprus, and as a liaison officer in the Gulf War.
A San José State professor who was serving as a liaison for students demonstrating against the Israel-Hamas war was suspended, claims ‘academic freedom suppression.’
“But I don’t think Andy knew about that,” she says of the brief liaison with “a very attractive Irishman.”
But opposition leaders have cried foul about the fact there continued to be contact between that civil servant and her employers in the Scottish government - namely Mr Swinney - because she also acted in a “liaison” role.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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