In league
In league adjective - (usually followed by `with') united in effort as if in a league.
Usage example: they found out that some policemen were in league with the criminals
United and in league are semantically related. in joint topic. In some cases you can use "United" instead an adjective phrase "In league", when it comes to topics like cooperative.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- joint and in league
- joint and united
- allied and in league
- allied and united
- related and in league
- related and united
- associated and in league
- associated and united
- cooperative and in league
- cooperative and united
- collective and in league
- collective and united
- together and in league
- together and united
Both terms in one sentence
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Especially Galahad not talking to his trusted companions about the United India Company being in league with Half-Breeds or Lord Hastings and Lucan being Half-Breeds themselves.
Source: Video Game / The Order: 1886 -
Liverpool has the Merseyside Derby with Everton (the most carded derby in league history) and as noted earlier, its traditional rivalry with Manchester United.
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