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Definition of associate
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Associate
(n.) One
connected
with an
association
or
institution
without
the full
rights
or
privileges
of a
regular
member;
as, an
associate
of the Royal
Academy..
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Peptotoxine
::
Peptotoxine
(n.) A toxic
alkaloid
found
occasionally
associated
with the
peptones
formed
from
fibrin
by
pepsinhydrochloric
acid.
Society
::
Society
(n.) A
number
of
persons
associated
for any
temporary
or
permanent
object;
an
association
for
mutual
or joint
usefulness,
pleasure,
or
profit;
a
social
union;
a
partnership;
as, a
missionary
society..
Associate
::
Associate
(n.)
Anything
closely
or
usually
connected
with
another;
an
concomitant.
Immanent
::
Immanent
(a.)
Remaining
within;
inherent;
indwelling;
abiding;
intrinsic;
internal
or
subjective;
hence,
limited
in
activity,
agency,
or
effect,
to the
subject
or
associated
acts; --
opposed
to
emanant,
transitory,
transitive,
or
objective..
Accompany
::
Accompany
(v. t.) To go with or
attend
as a
companion
or
associate;
to keep
company
with; to go along with; --
followed
by with or by; as, he
accompanied
his
speech
with a bow..
Carnallite
::
Carnallite
(n.) A
hydrous
chloride
of
potassium
and
magnesium,
sometimes
found
associated
with
deposits
of rock
salt..
Ally
::
Ally (v.)
Anything
associated
with
another
as a
helper;
an
auxiliary.
Schoolfellow
::
Schoolfellow
(n.) One bred at the same
school;
an
associate
in
school.
Concurrent
::
Concurrent
(a.)
Conjoined;
associate;
concomitant;
existing
or
happening
at the same time.
Partaker
::
Partaker
(n.) An
accomplice;
an
associate;
a
partner.
Language
::
Language
(n.) The
suggestion,
by
objects,
actions,
or
conditions,
of ideas
associated
therewith;
as, the
language
of
flowers..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) Those
associated
with one, as in a
family,
or a
society;
a
company..
Conjunction
::
Conjunction
(n.) The act of
conjoining,
or the state of being
conjoined,
united,
or
associated;
union;
association;
league..
Associate
::
Associate
(n.) A
companion;
one
frequently
in
company
with
another,
implying
intimacy
or
equality;
a mate; a
fellow..
Dissociable
::
Dissociable
(a.) Not /ell
associated
or
assorted;
incongruous.
Fellow
::
Fellow
(n.) A
companion;
a
comrade;
an
associate;
a
partner;
a
sharer.
Companion
::
Companion
(n.) One who
accompanies
or is in
company
with
another
for a
longer
or
shorter
period,
either
from
choice
or
casually;
one who is much in the
company
of, or is
associated
with,
another
or
others;
an
associate;
a
comrade;
a
consort;
a
partner..
Associated
::
Associated
(a.)
Joined
as a
companion;
brought
into
association;
accompanying;
combined.
Disreputable
::
Disreputable
(a.) Not
reputable;
of bad
repute;
not in
esteem;
dishonorable;
disgracing
the
reputation;
tending
to bring into
disesteem;
as, it is
disreputable
to
associate
familiarly
with the mean, the lewd, and the
profane..
Consumption
::
Consumption
(n.) A
progressive
wasting
away of the body; esp., that form of
wasting,
attendant
upon
pulmonary
phthisis
and
associated
with
cough,
spitting
of
blood,
hectic
fever,
etc.;
pulmonary
phthisis;
--
called
also
pulmonary
consumption..
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