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Associate
Associate
v. t.
To
join
with
one
, as a
friend
,
companion
,
partner
, or
confederate
; as, to
associate
others
with
us in
business
, or in an
enterprise
.
Associate
v. t.
To
join
or
connect
; to
combine
in
acting
; as,
particles
of
gold
associated
with
other
substances
.
Associate
v. t.
To
connect
or
place
together
in
thought
.
Associate
v. t.
To
accompany
; to
keep
company
with
.
Associate
v. i.
To
unite
in
company
; to
keep
company
,
implying
intimacy
; as,
congenial
minds
are
disposed
to
associate
.
Associate
v. i.
To
unite
in
action
, or to be
affected
by
the
action
of a
different
part
of
the
body
.
Associate
a.
Closely
connected
or
joined
with
some
other
, as in
interest
,
purpose
,
employment
, or
office
;
sharing
responsibility
or
authority
; as, an
associate
judge
.
Associate
a.
Admitted
to
some
,
but
not
to
all
,
rights
and
privileges
; as, an
associate
member
.
Associate
a.
Connected
by
habit
or
sympathy
; as,
associate
motions
,
such
as
occur
sympathetically
, in
consequence
of
preceding
motions
.
Associate
n.
A
companion
;
one
frequently
in
company
with
another
,
implying
intimacy
or
equality
; a
mate
; a
fellow
.
Associate
n.
A
partner
in
interest
, as in
business
; or a
confederate
in a
league
.
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
.
Associate
n.
Anything
closely
or
usually
connected
with
another
; an
concomitant
.
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