Associate

Adjective

 * 1) Joined with another or others and having equal or nearly equal status.
 * 2) Having partial status or privileges.
 * 3) Following or accompanying; concomitant.

Noun

 * 1) A person united with another or others in an act, enterprise, or business; a partner or colleague.
 * 2) A companion; a comrade.
 * 3) One that habitually accompanies or is associated with another; an attendant circumstance.
 * 4) A member of an institution or society who is granted only partial status or privileges.

Verb

 * 1)  To join in or form a league, union, or association.
 * 2)  To spend time socially; keep company.
 * 3)  To join as a partner, ally, or friend.
 * 4)  To connect or join together; combine.
 * 5)  To connect in the mind or imagination

Adjectives for Associate
habitual; blithe; old-time; ill-looking; dignified; daring; vulgar; confidential; barbarian; cherished; hardened; crafty; literary; business; questionable;  unsavory; droll; gallant; close; intimate.

Verbs for Associate
applaud —s; exile —s; idolize —s; prevail upon —s; — accompany; — ally with; — belong; — cooperate; — share; — unite.

Adverbs for Associate
inalienably; intimately; indissolubly;  inseparably; profoundly; fraternally; indelibly;   habitually; vulgarly; daringly; confidentially; craftily; questionably; drolly; closely.

Synonyms for Associate
ally, combine, confederate, conjoin, link, unite, league, connect, attach, couple, affiliate.

Antonyms for Associate
part, disassociate, separate, sever, disunite.

Thesaurus
abettor; accessory; accompany; accomplice; accord; accouple; accumulate; ace; acquaintance; act in concert; act together; affiliate; affiliate with; affiliated; affiliation; agglutinate; agree; alliance; allied; ally; alter ego; amalgamate; amass; amigo; analogon; analogue; appearance; apply; articulate; assemble; assistant; assistant professor; associate; associate professor; associate with; associated; association; assort with; attend; axis; band; band together; be acquainted with; be friends; be in cahoots; be in league; be inseparable; bedfellow; bedmate; belonger; bind; blend; bloc; bond; bosom buddy; bracket; bridge; bridge over; brother; brother-in-arms; brotherhood; buddy; bunch; bunch up; bunkie; bunkmate; butty; cabal; cahoots; camarade; card-carrier; card-carrying member; cardholder; cement; cement a union; centralize; chain; chamberfellow; charter member; chum; chum together; chum with; circuit; clap together; classmate; clique; clique with; close copy; close match; club; club together; clubber; clubman; clubwoman; coact; coaction; coadunate; coalesce; coalition; cognate; cohort; coincide; collaborate; collaboration; collaborator; colleague; collect; collude; comate; combination; combine; come into; come together; committeeman; companion; company; compatriot; compeer; complement; comprise; comrade; concatenate; concert; concomitant; concord; concur; confederate; conference; confidant; confidante; confrere; congenator; congener; conglobulate; congress; conjoin; conjugate; conjunction; connect; connect with; connection; connive; connotation; consociate; consolidate; consort; consort with; conspire; conventioneer; conventioner; conventionist; conviviality; cooperate; cooperation; coordinate; copartner; copulate; correlate; correlative; correspond; correspondent; cotton to; counterpart; couple; couple with; cover; creep in; crony; do business with; draw a parallel; dues-paying member; embrace; emeritus; encompass; enlist; enlistee; enroll; enrollee; enter; equate; equivalent; faction; familiar; fantasy; federalize; federate; federation; fellow; fellow student; fellowship; flock together; fraternity; fraternity man; fraternize; fraternize with; friend; fuse; gaiety; gang; gang up; gather; get heads together; get into; get together; girl friend; glue; go along with; go in partners; go in partnership; go into; go partners; go with; gossip; guild; guildsman; hang around with; hang out with; hang together; happen together; harmonize; herd together; hint; hit it off; hobnob with; hold together; honorary member; hook up; hook up with; hookup; identify; illusion; image; implication; include; initiate; insider; instructor; interest; interrelate; intimate; join; join forces; join fortunes with; join in; join in fellowship; join together; join up; join up with; join with; joiner; joviality; keep company with; keep together; kindred spirit; knot; know; lay together; league; league together; league with; leaguer; lecturer; life member; like; likeness; link; loop; lump together; machine; make common cause; marry; marshal; mass; match; mate; member; merge; messmate; mingle; mingle with; mirage; mix; mix with; mobilize; near duplicate; obverse; old crony; one of us; order; organization; organize; overtone; pair; pair off; pal; pal up with; pal with; parallel; parallelize; pard; pardner; partner; partnership; pendant; picture; piece together; play ball; playfellow; playmate; pledge; professor; professor emeritus; pull together; put heads together; put together; reader; reciprocal; reciprocate; relate; relativize; retired professor; ring; roll into one; roommate; run in couples; run with; schoolfellow; schoolmate; second self; secondary; sect; see; shipmate; side partner; sidekick; sign on; sign up; similitude; simulacrum; sister; sneak in; sociability; society; socius; sodality; solder; sorority girl; sorority woman; sort with; soul mate; span; splice; stand together; stand up with; stick together; subsidiary; such; suchlike; suggestion; sympathizer; synchronize; synergize; take in; take out membership; take up membership; take up with; tally; tape; team up; team up with; team with; teammate; teamwork; the like of; the likes of; throw in together; throw in with; tie; tie in; tie in with; tie up; tie up with; tie-up; togetherness; tutor; twin; undertone; unify; union; unionize; unite; unite efforts; unite with; vision; visiting professor; wait on; wed; weld; wheel; wing; work together; workfellow; yoke; yokefellow; yokemate

Pronunciation

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Synonyms

 * join

Antonyms

 * disassociate