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Meanings of confederate in English
Catalan
sequaç Spanish
colaborador Portuguese
cúmplice A person who joins with another in carrying out some plan (especially an unethical or illegal plan)
Catalan
unir Synonyms
Examples for "band together"
Examples for "band together"
1
Other NFP parliamentarians would also band together to form several new parties.
2
Political parties band together to stop the Government over-ruling on broadband prices.
3
She says she hopes more manufacturers can band together and help, however.
4
Geeks over 35 band together to fight for their right to code.
5
After the battle, the Companies would band together and smash Starling's outfit.
Usage of confederate in English
1
We know what is happening with confederate statues in the American south.
2
His confederate was in the act of stepping across the raised threshold.
3
Surplus and I have never abandoned a confederate, nor shall we ever.
4
His confederate confessed to the whole scheme and the jig was up.
5
He declared war against the duke of Ferrara, the confederate of Lewis.
6
Upon this, the confederate lords and the Welshmen went over to Bruce.
7
A German sentence was written in shorthand by Locke for his confederate.
8
Fifteen thousand confederate troops were between the Sixth corps and Fredericksburgh Heights.
9
The person outside is recalled and his confederate begins to question him.
10
Tim congratulated his still unwilling confederate on the success of his villainy.
11
He could only glare balefully across the table at his unfortunate confederate.
12
The lantern must have been put out since then by some confederate.
13
It is evidently an empty flat to which the confederate has access.
14
This Bridge is a notorious confederate and harborer of horse-thieves and counterfeiters.
15
Just see how she is laughing and talking now, exclaimed the confederate.
16
He and his confederate Wildmere have been watching and biding their time.
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Translations for confederate
Spanish
Portuguese
Confederate through the time
Confederate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common