cooperation

cooperation
n
1. interaction, collaboration, union, fusion, synergy, teamwork, give and take, pulling together, fraternization, Chiefly U.S. Pol. logrolling; joint action or operation, combined action or effort, coordinated or concerted or concurrent effort or action, coadjuvant action or effort, gentleman's agreement.
2. coaction, concurrence, concert, coadjuvancy, concord, accordance, harmony, agreement, unison, unanimity, consentience, consentaneity, consen-taneousness.
3. help, aid, assistance, Jift, boost, hand, helping hand; support, friendship, patronage, backing, advocacy, countenance, favor, blessing, grace, sponsorship, auspices or auspice, good offices, kind regard.
4. spirit, ardor, zeal, passion, fervidness, ferventness; enthusiasm, exuberance, exhilaration, animation, ebullience; esprit de corps, clanship, partisanship, fellowship, comradeship.

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  • cooperation — Cooperation. s. f. Action de celuy qui coopere. Dieu ne nous sauve point sans nostre cooperation …   Dictionnaire de l'Académie française

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