How Do You Spell ASSOCIATE?

Pronunciation: [ɐsˈə͡ʊsɪˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "associate" is spelled with two S's and two C's. The first syllable is pronounced with a short "uh" sound, followed by "SOH". The second syllable has a long "ee" sound: "SEE". The third syllable starts with a soft "sh" sound, followed by "uht". Finally, the last syllable has a short "ih" sound, followed by "eyt". This word can also be used as a noun, meaning someone who is connected with another person or organization.

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ASSOCIATE Meaning and Definition

  1. Associate (noun):

    1. a person whom one is connected with by profession or social relations; a colleague, partner, or comrade.

    Example: "He is an associate at a law firm."

    2. a person who is affiliated or connected with a specific group, organization, or institution.

    Example: "She is an associate of the local chapter of the charity organization."

    3. a member of a society or organization who holds a secondary or lower-ranking position.

    Example: "He started as an associate at the company and worked his way up."

    4. a person with a title of lower rank in certain professions, such as law or accounting, typically working under the supervision of partners or senior members.

    Example: "The associate attorney was responsible for conducting research for the case."

    Associate (verb):

    1. to connect or join in a relationship or partnership with someone or something.

    Example: "They decided to associate their company with a well-established brand."

    2. to bring into relation or connection; connect.

    Example: "She always associates the smell of coffee with morning."

    3. to consider or bring into association with a particular quality, skill, or person.

    Example: "The public often associates success with hard work."

    4. to be in a relationship or friendship with someone.

    Example: "He is known to associate with creative individuals."

    In summary, the term "associate" refers to a person who is connected to or affiliated with another person, group, or organization, either professionally or socially. It can also refer to a lower-ranking member of a profession or organization. As a verb, "associate" means to join or connect with someone or something, or to consider something in relation to another.

  2. • To join in company as a friend or companion.
    • A companion; a partner.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of ASSOCIATE

The word "associate" comes from the Latin word "associare", which can be broken down into "ad-" (meaning "to" or "towards") and "sociare" (meaning "to join" or "to unite"). The Latin term itself is derived from the noun "socius" meaning "companion" or "ally". Over time, the word "associate" has retained its general idea of partnership or connection, often referring to a person who is connected to or working together with others.

Idioms with the word ASSOCIATE

  • associate with sm The idiom "associate with someone" refers to forming a connection or relationship with a particular person. It implies spending time together, engaging in activities, and generally being in each other's company.
  • associate sm or sth with sm or sth The idiom "associate someone or something with someone or something" means to connect or link a person or thing with another person or thing, often in terms of shared characteristics, qualities, or perceived associations. It suggests establishing a connection or making an association between two entities, whether based on similarities, reputation, or past experiences.
  • associate with The idiom "associate with" refers to the act of spending time or engaging in activities with a particular person, group, or organization. It implies having a connection or involvement with someone or something and is commonly used to describe social interactions or professional relationships.
  • associate someone or something with someone or something The idiom "associate someone or something with someone or something" means to link or connect someone or something in one's mind with someone or something else. It implies establishing a relationship or correlation between two different people, things, or concepts.
  • associate with someone The idiom "associate with someone" means to spend time or be in the company of a particular person, typically implying a social connection or relationship.
  • associate oneself with The idiom "associate oneself with" means to align or connect oneself with a particular person, group, organization, or idea. It expresses the act of forming a connection or partnership with someone or something, often implying a mutual relationship or involvement.
  • associate oneself with someone or something The idiom "associate oneself with someone or something" means to form a connection or establish a relationship with a particular person or group, often indicating an alignment or affiliation with their ideas, beliefs, or actions.
  • associate oneself with sm or sth The idiom "associate oneself with someone or something" means to align, connect, or identify oneself with someone or something, often in terms of personal or professional dealings. It implies establishing a relationship or connection, either by choice or necessity, to be linked or affiliated with a particular person, group, organization, or idea.

Similar spelling words for ASSOCIATE

Plural form of ASSOCIATE is ASSOCIATES

Conjugate verb Associate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have associated
you would have associated
he/she/it would have associated
we would have associated
they would have associated
I would have associate
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we would have associate
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been associating
you would have been associating
he/she/it would have been associating
we would have been associating
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would associate
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be associating
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FUTURE

I will associate
you will associate
he/she/it will associate
we will associate
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be associating
you will be associating
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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have associated
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been associating
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IMPERATIVE

you associate
we let´s associate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to associate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was associating
you were associating
he/she/it was associating
we were associating
they were associating

PAST PARTICIPLE

associated

PAST PERFECT

I had associated
you had associated
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we had associated
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been associating
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PRESENT

I associate
you associate
he/she/it associates
we associate
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am associating
you are associating
he/she/it is associating
we are associating
they are associating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

associating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have associated
you have associated
he/she/it has associated
we have associated
they have associated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been associating
you have been associating
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we have been associating
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PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it associate

SIMPLE PAST

I associated
you associated
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we associated
they associated

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