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Sense: Noun: associate

Synonyms:

associate , colleague , co-worker, peer , member , equal , counterpart , comrade, crony (informal), work colleague (informal)

Sense: Noun: male person

Synonyms:

guy , gentleman , gent, boy , dude (informal), bloke (UK, informal), chap (UK, informal), lad (informal), male , man , person

Sense: Noun: academic

Synonyms:

academic , research fellow, fellowship holder, holder of a fellowship, scholar

Sense: Adjective: associated

Synonyms:

associate , co- (prefix), allied, affiliated, shared , mutual , common , companion

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