In league
In league adjective - (usually followed by `with') united in effort as if in a league.
With each other and in league are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With each other" instead an adverb phrase "In league".
With each other
In league and with each other are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In league" instead an adverb phrase "With each other".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- together and in league
- together and with each other
- side by side and in league
- side by side and with each other
- in partnership and in league
- in partnership and with each other
- concurrently and in league
- concurrently and with each other
- jointly and in league
- jointly and with each other
- hand in glove and in league
- hand in glove and with each other
- collectively and in league
- collectively and with each other
Both terms in one sentence
- In Heart of the Swarm, we learn that the Tal'darim and Narud were in league with each other.
Source: The Usual Adversaries - The companions are in league with each other to scam their employers.
Source: Bibliography / Agatha Christie
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