Associate and Half

Associate

Associate noun - A person frequently seen in the company of another.
Usage example: a number of his associates were members of organized crime, so he was a person of interest to the FBI

Half and associate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Half" instead a noun "Associate".

Half

Half noun - One of two equal or nearly equal parts.

Associate and half are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Associate" instead a noun "Half".

Nearby Word: halve

How words are described

human human associate human half
female female associate female half
better better associate better half
evil evil associate evil half
Other adjectives: black, late, former, final, different, greek.

Both words in one sentence

  • Ragtag Bunch of Misfits For Solars, if you're a reborn god-king with about half the world gunning for you, you tend to associate with others who can help you punch that half the world in the face.
  • Literature / The Laundry Series Ramona Random says that those like herself are intended to look good and associate with humans more, while the "bumpkin cousins" sporting the ugly half-transformed "Innsmouth look" are decidedly more common.
  • Film / The Toy Morehouse one for the second half by forcing him to fire an associate just for having sweaty hands, and later forcing him to pull down his pants in front of Jack just to make a point about how much power U.S.
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