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consociated

consociated adjective: joined together; unified, linked. Also the simple past and past participle of consociate.

Adjective

consociated (comparative more consociated, superlative most consociated)

  1. Joined together; unified, linked.
    • ‘Our beings are amalgamated, as it were, and consociated in one, and never shall I depart from this country until I can carry you in triumph with me.’1824, James Hogg, The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner

Also used as

consociated is also the simple past and past participle of consociate.

Forms of consociated

comparativemore consociated
superlativemost consociated

Words formed from consociated

Questions about consociated

What does consociated mean?
Consociated means joined together; unified, linked.
What part of speech is consociated?
Consociated is an adjective.

Words near consociated in the dictionary

  1. consithered
  2. consithering
  3. consithers
  4. consobrinal
  5. consociate
  6. consociated
  7. consociates
  8. consociating
  9. consociation
  10. consociational
  11. consociationalism

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