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Noun

A fellow member of a profession, staff, academic faculty, or other organization

A person outside the personal bonds of family, with whom one shares a mutual affection with

A student who is in the same class at school

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A fellow member of a profession, staff, academic faculty, or other organization

associate

ally

collaborator

companion

comrade

confederate

partner

workmate

fellow worker

team-mate

aider

assistant

auxiliary

coadjutor

compeer

confrere

co-partner

coworker

co-worker

helper

teammate

aide

buddy

chum

cohort

compatriot

consociate

crony

friend

offsider

oppo

pal

accomplice

fellow

mate

supporter

accessory

abettor

deputy

henchman

aid

helpmate

sidekick

backer

subordinate

apprentice

attendant

peer

adjunct

help

abetter

follower

adherent

adjutant

right-hand person

backup

right-hand man

secretary

gofer

appointee

right-hand woman

wingman

hobnobber

coadjutant

affiliate

running mate

coconspirator

member

temp

servant

lieutenant

helpmeet

equivalent

contact

man Friday

girl Friday

acquaintance

temporary worker

counterpart

connection

workfellow

cooperator

coequal

participant

representative

gal Friday

match

equal

paraprofessional

parallel

conniver

bedfellow

number two

rival

conspirator

coordinate

cobber

second in command

insider

partner in crime

fellow conspirator

second

acolyte

flunky

team player

patron

team member

running dog

copartner

body man

accessary

comate

succorer

plant

stall

confrère

sympathizer^US

reliever

playmate

co-conspirator

party

contributor

fellow traveler

sympathiser^UK

consort

underling

junior

sponsor

brother

minion

subsidiary

flunkey

main man

peon

henchwoman

shareholder

lackey

delegate

stakeholder

hired hand

vis-a-vis

member of the team

hired help

liaison

coalitionist

confidant

shill

heavy

bodyguard

academic

minder

leaguer

fellow-worker

satellite

colluder

amigo

butty

stooge

toady

shadow

protector

neighbor^US

relations

neighbour^UK

investor

offshoot

pard

hanger-on

yes-person

myrmidon

business partner

fellow member

interested party

co-owner

hatchet man

hatchet woman

captain

kissing cousin

pupil

accompaniment

one of the folks

blood brother

complement

partaker

participator

supplement

enabler

analogue^UK

co-player

employee

correspondent

player

hand

correlate

correlative

analog^US

understudy

fellow player

worker

sister

actor

obverse

protege

opposite number

proxy

substitute

sub

understrapper

vice

inferior

depute

gopher

entrant

labourer^UK

laborer^US

dogsbody

subscriber

dependant

serf

beginner

scrub

trainee

dependent

subaltern

slave

skivvy

novice

poodle

promoter

second-in-command

workman

second string

second fiddle

stand-in

fill-in

relief

sharer

go-to person

P.A.

go-to guy

aide-de-camp

surrogate

personal assistant

third string

partition

segment

attender

portion

section

disciple

part

outfit

band

pool

labor^US

operator

hireling

labour^UK

sectary

upholder

advocate

man

mentor

intermediary

kith

agent

messenger

applicant

contemporary

joiner

staff member

foot soldier

hired man

hired person

member of the workforce

member of staff

life member

card-carrying member

founder member

go-between

right hand

retainer

escort

vassal

squire

guide

page

staff

jobholder

personnel

camp follower

cog

resource

point man

talent

person

manpower

toiler

hack

breadwinner

prentice

alter ego

second self

strong right arm

important assistant

fidus Achates

human resource

wage earner

human capital

trusted assistant

job-holder

blue-collar worker

helping hand

menial

aider and abetter

adviser

confidante

factotum

reserve

crutch

subject

attaché

locum

apostle

servitor

scullion

direct report

altar boy

second stringer

apologist

voter

fanatic

administrative assistant

ADC

staffer

number-two

right-hand-man

duenna

equerry

convoy

valet

chaperone

carer

guard

chaperon

protectress

sycophant

doorkeeper

devotee

pursuivant

liegeman

safeguard

nurse

bootlicker

doorperson

doorman

usherette

commissionaire

lady in waiting

usher

conductor

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A person outside the personal bonds of family, with whom one shares a mutual affection with

friend

companion

intimate

confidante

confidant

familiar

shadow

playmate

playfellow

classmate

schoolmate

workmate

ally

comrade

associate

sister

brother

pal

buddy

chum

spar

sidekick

cully

crony

bezzie

mate

oppo

mucker

butty

bruvver

bruv

marrow

marrer

marra

amigo

acquaintance

compadre

paisan

homie

bro

homeboy

cobber

cuzzie

homegirl

partner

cohort

compatriot

contact

gabba

roommate

offsider

compeer

fidus Achates

alter ego

best friend

BFF

boon companion

bosom buddy

bosom friend

bosom pal

close friend

main man

second self

soul mate

best friends forever

long-time friend

best friend forever

fellow woman

lodger

cotenant

flatmate

roomie

bedfellow

bunkmate

housemate

bunky

musketeer

sis

china

cuz

connate

amiga

adviser

good buddy

adherent

mentor

counsellor^UK

consigliere

counselor^US

sounding board

close associate

bestie

great friend

devoted friend

best buddy

faithful friend

blood brother

supporter

staunch friend

best bud

best mate

trusted friend

good friend

trusty friend

constant friend

fast friend

best pal

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Noun

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A student who is in the same class at school

classmate

schoolmate

schoolfellow

peer

contemporary

batchmate

co-student

fellow student

fellow pupil

fellow graduate

comrade

Verb

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To join or collaborate with others to achieve a goal

conspire

collaborate

cooperate

unite

league

ally

combine

conjoin

join

confederate

concur

concert

coact

collude

complot

abet

cabal

contribute

conduce

tend

agree

collogue

team up

join forces

work together

band together

act together

gang up

be in cahoots

work hand in glove

be hand in glove

get in bed with

participate in a conspiracy

be an accessory

form a conspiracy

work side by side with

work together with

work with

associate

connive

get together

federate

pull together

come together

pool resources

cohere

form an alliance

club together

amalgamate

club

coalesce

work side by side

merge

act jointly

coadjute

make common cause

band

join together

liaise

coordinate

liaise with each other

coordinate with each other

be in collusion

co-op

partner

combine efforts

stick together

affiliate

connect

join up

codetermine

plot

participate

play ball

go into partnership

join in

pitch in

fraternise^UK

fraternize^US

cofunction

work

work in partnership

group

work closely

do business with

interface

act as a team

join sides

align

syndicate

rally

consolidate

be in league with

make a pact with

team up with

form a federation

form an association

cooperate with

align with

affiliate with

ally with

join forces with

associate with

band together with

be in league

form an alliance with

link

unify

link up

attach

integrate

marry

fuse

go into league

pair

couple

interfuse

conjugate

hook up

throw in one’s lot

affix

mix

yoke

side

relate

team

incorporate

assemble

meet up

enlist

align oneself

unite with

combine with

join up with

integrate into

bond together

close ranks

bind

meld

adjoin

consort

gather

organise^UK

organize^US

gang together

sympathize^US

sympathise^UK

gather together

flock together

round up

correlate

work jointly

pool

bond

accompany

side with

socially join

sign on with

become associated with

latch on to

join to

latch onto

tag along with

synthesize^US

synthesise^UK

run with

go with

fasten

blend

concord

lump together

group together

conglomerate

merge with

line up with

attach to

coalesce with

form connection

federate with

form a confederation with

confederate with

form a federation with

go partners

amalgamate with

incorporate into

tie up

come aboard

join with

throw in with

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associate

fellow worker, person
fellow

peer, same
confrere

person, associate
ally

fellow worker, person
partner

fellow worker, associate
comrade

associate, fellow worker
co-worker

associate, fellow worker
confederate

fellow, associate
compeer

peer, same
companion

friend, comrade
collaborator

co-operator
fellow worker
friend

person, fellow
workmate
assistant

people, comrade
crony

friend
peer

fellow, same
pal

friend
helper

people, assistant
cohort

person, connect
teammate
mate

comrade
aide

people, assistant
compatriot
buddy
equal

fellow, peer
accomplice

comrade
workfellow
coworker

fellow
chum

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colleague

Colleague is used always in a good sense, associate and coadjutor generally so; ally, assistant, associate, attendant, companion, helper, either in a good or a bad sense; abetter, accessory, accomplice, confederate, almost always in a bad sense. Ally is oftenest used of national and military matters, or of some other connection regarded as great and important; as, allies of despotism. Colleague is applied to civil and ecclesiastical connections; members of Congress from the same State are colleagues, even though they may be bitter opponents politically and personally. An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court is near in rank to the Chief Justice. A surgeon’s assistant is a physician or medical student who shares in the treatment and care of patients; a surgeon’s attendant is one who rolls bandages and the like. Follower, henchman, retainer are persons especially devoted to a chief, and generally bound to him by necessity, fee, or reward. Partner has come to denote almost exclusively a business connection. In law, an abettor (the general legal spelling) is always present, either actively or constructively, at the commission of the crime; an accessory never. An accomplice is usually a principal; an accessory never. If present, though only to stand outside and keep watch against surprise, one is an abettor, and not an accessory. At common law, an accessory implies a principal, and can not be convicted until after the conviction of the principal; the accomplice or abettor can be convicted as a principal. Accomplice and abettor have nearly the same meaning, but the former is the popular, the latter more distinctively the legal term. Compare APPENDAGE; AUXILIARY.

Synonyms:
abetter, abettor, accessory, accomplice, ally, assistant, associate, attendant, coadjutor, companion, confederate, follower, helper, henchman, participator, partner, retainer

Antonyms:
adversary, antagonist, betrayer, chief, commander, enemy, foe, hinderer, instigator, leader, opponent, opposer, principal, rival

Preposition:
An accessory to the crime; before or after the fact; the accessories of a figure in a painting.

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colleague

Synonyms:
helper, companion, associate, ally, confederate, coadjutor, partner, assistant, adjutant, assessor

Antonyms:
co-opponent, corival, counteragent, co-antagonist, competitor, colluctator

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colleague, co-worker, fellow worker, workfellownoun

an associate that one works with

Synonyms:
fellow worker, confrere, co-worker, workfellow, fellow
colleague, confrere, fellownoun

a person who is member of one’s class or profession

«the surgeon consulted his colleagues»; «he sent e-mail to his fellow hackers»

Synonyms:
bloke, co-worker, boyfriend, fellow worker, mate, lad, workfellow, feller, young man, blighter, gent, fellow, familiar, swain, cuss, fella, chap, beau, comrade, associate, buster, companion, dude, confrere

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List of paraphrases for «colleague»:

fellow, co-worker, coworker, fellow-commissioner, mr, fellow-member, mrs, colleagues, ladies, counterpart, friend, companion, partner

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Doug Ducey:

When he served as governor of Indiana, he was a great colleague and collaborator with other governors. And as vice president, he continue [ d ] to be. So when Mike Pence speaks out on this race, it brings all of that and more.
Wasserman Schultz:

As one of the first female combat veterans to serve in Congress and the first American Samoan and Hindu member of Congress, Congresswoman Gabbard is a role model who embodies the American ideal that anyone can dream big and make a difference, she is also a colleague in Congress and a friend, and I look forward to continuing to work alongside her when our Party unites behind whoever emerges as our nominee.
Ronny Jackson:

Z-Pak is the common name for Zithromax, an antibiotic that treats infections. The doctor at the medical unit rejected the request, insisting that the staffer first receive an examination. The doctor was particularly concerned about serious cardiac issues that can result from taking Z-Pak. The staffer grew frustrated, this person recalled, and responded: moments later, another colleague walked past the doctor, grabbed the Z-Paks and handed them to the White House staffer.
Paul Manafort:

Notwithstanding that Rick Gates pled guilty today, I continue to maintain my innocence, i had hoped and expected my business colleague would have had the strength to continue the battle to prove our innocence. For reasons yet to surface he chose to do otherwise.
Kathleen Goforth:

My husband was an incredibly, intricate blend of toughness and gentility, he was who you wanted for a friend, a colleague and a neighbor. However, it was I who was blessed so richly that I had the privilege of calling him my husband and my best friend.

Translations for colleague

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زميلة, زميلArabic
колега, колежкаBulgarian
col·lega, companyCatalan, Valencian
kolegaCzech
kollegaDanish
Kollege, Mitarbeiterin, Kollegin, MitarbeiterGerman
compañero, colegaSpanish
همکارPersian
kollega, virkatoveri, virkaveliFinnish
starvsfelagi, arbeiðsfelagiFaroese
confrère, collègueFrench
עמיתה, עמיתHebrew
kartárs, kollégaHungarian
գործընկերArmenian
collegaItalian
同僚Japanese
კოლეგაGeorgian
同僚, 동료, 동업자Korean
collēgaLatin
kolēģisLatvian
колешка, колегаMacedonian
kollegaNorwegian
collegaDutch
kollegaNorwegian Nynorsk
kollegaNorwegian
kolega, koleżankaPolish
colegaPortuguese
collavuratur, collavuraturaRomansh
coleg, colegăRomanian
сотрудник, сослуживец, коллега, сотрудницаRussian
колега, kolegaSerbo-Croatian
kolegyňa, kolegaSlovak
arbetskamrat, kollega, medarbetareSwedish
సహోద్యోగిTelugu
çalışma arkadaşı, meslektaşTurkish
سھاتھیUrdu
đồng nghiệpVietnamese
קאָלעגעYiddish

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[ kˈɒliːɡ], [ kˈɒliːɡ], [ k_ˈɒ_l_iː_ɡ]

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