Bedfellow
Bedfellow noun - Someone associated with another to give assistance or moral support.
Usage example: a child-welfare cause that has made bedfellows of activists who are normally on opposite ends of the political spectrum
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Synonyms for Bedfellow
Coalitionist and bedfellow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Coalitionist" instead a noun "Bedfellow".
Coalitionist
Bedfellow and coalitionist are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bedfellow" instead a noun "Coalitionist".
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Related pairs
- friend and bedfellow
- friend and coalitionist
- accessory and bedfellow
- accessory and coalitionist
- partner and bedfellow
- partner and coalitionist
- colleague and bedfellow
- colleague and coalitionist
- associate and bedfellow
- associate and coalitionist
- backer and bedfellow
- backer and coalitionist
- accomplice and bedfellow
- accomplice and coalitionist
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