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   co·op·er·ate

   /kōˈäpəˌrāt/

   verb

   • 1. work jointly toward the same end: "the leaders promised to cooperate in ending the civil war"
   • ▪ assist someone or comply with their requests: "I was the villain for not cooperating with the FBI" Similar collaboratework togetherwork side by sideact togetheract jointlypull togetherband togethercome togetherget togetherjoin forcesteam upunitecombinemergeamalgamatepool resourcesclub togethermake common causeform an alliancecoordinate with each otherliaise with each otherconspireconnivecolludebe in collusionwork hand in gloveinformal:gang uprare:coactbe of assistanceassisthelplend a handbe of servicegive one's supportgive one's backingcontributechip indo one's bitthrow in one's lotparticipatetake partjoin inget involvedgo alonginformal:pitch inplay balltag alongget in on the actmuck inget stuck in

   Word Origin late 16th century: from ecclesiastical Latin cooperat- ‘worked together’, from the verb cooperari, from co- ‘together’ + operari ‘to work’.

   Derivatives

   • 1. cooperant noun
   • 2. cooperator noun

   Scrabble Points: 13

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