to confed

Examples

• All

• During the meeting, several organizations chose to confed for mutual benefit.

• If we confed with our neighbors, we can achieve more than working alone.

• The smaller groups decided to confed in order to have a stronger voice in negotiations.

• We have confed for the upcoming event.

• The smaller groups decided to confed in order to have a stronger voice in negotiations.

• During the meeting, several organizations chose to confed for mutual benefit.

• If we confed with our neighbors, we can achieve more than working alone.

Synonyms

U

united

vsto confed

∞ 2.2

Joined as one group and working toward the same goal

often implies a looser, informal or temporary joining rather than full unity

A

allied

vsto confed

346 4.3

Joined with other groups to work together for a common purpose

is used for looser informal or temporary teaming than formal alliance

C

to confederate

vsto confed

1 7.9

To join together with others to form a group for a common purpose

joins in a more informal or temporary partnership

C

coalesced

vsto confed

6.1

Joined together to form one whole

focuses instead on informal or temporary alliance, not full merging

Surface Forms

Etymology