How Do You Spell CONSOCIATE?

Pronunciation: [kənsˈə͡ʊsɪˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

Consociate is a word that is not commonly used in everyday language. It means to associate or form a partnership. The spelling of this word can be confusing because of the combination of consonants. It is pronounced /kənˈsoʊʃieɪt/ with the stress on the second syllable. The first syllable is pronounced as "kuhn" and the "ci" in the second syllable is pronounced as "sh". The word is derived from the Latin word "consociatus" which means to join together.

CONSOCIATE Meaning and Definition

1. Consociate is a term that can be used as both a verb and a noun. As a verb, it means to bring together or unite different individuals, groups, or organizations in a common endeavor or cooperative association. It involves the act of forming a partnership or alliance, usually with the aim of sharing resources, knowledge, or solving common problems. The act of consociating often implies the creation of a close and lasting relationship, where the parties involved work together towards achieving mutual goals.

   As a noun, consociate refers to a person or entity that participates in such a cooperative association. It can describe an individual or group who is a member of a particular consociation or a collaborative effort for a specific purpose. In this context, consociate emphasizes the concept of sharing and collaborating, suggesting that all participants are equal partners and perceived as equals.

   The term also has particular significance in politics and social sciences, where it is used to describe a system of power-sharing and political organization among different ethnic, religious, or cultural groups within a country or society. Such consociational arrangements are often designed to foster harmony, inclusivity, and stability, by ensuring representation and influence for all groups involved.

   In summary, consociate is a versatile term that conveys the idea of bringing together and collaborating for a common purpose. It describes both the act of uniting and the participants involved, emphasizing the equal and cooperative nature of the relationship.

Common Misspellings for CONSOCIATE

• xonsociate
• vonsociate
• fonsociate
• donsociate
• cinsociate
• cknsociate
• clnsociate
• cpnsociate
• c0nsociate
• c9nsociate
• cobsociate
• comsociate
• cojsociate
• cohsociate
• conaociate
• conzociate
• conxociate
• condociate
• coneociate

Etymology of CONSOCIATE

The word "consociate" is derived from the Latin word "consociatus", which is the past participle of "consociare". This Latin verb is a combination of "con-", meaning "together", and "sociare", meaning "to associate". Therefore, the etymology of "consociate" signifies the act of joining together or associating with others.

Similar spelling words for CONSOCIATE

• concoction,
• consecrate,
• consist,
• concised,
• Gonecyst,
• queensized,
• consistency,
• concoct,
• consistory,
• consistence,
• kansas city,
• consociety,
• consecrated.

Plural form of CONSOCIATE is CONSOCIATES

Conjugate verb Consociate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have consociated

you would have consociated

he/she/it would have consociated

we would have consociated

they would have consociated

I would have consociate

you would have consociate

he/she/it would have consociate

we would have consociate

they would have consociate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been consociating

you would have been consociating

he/she/it would have been consociating

we would have been consociating

they would have been consociating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would consociate

you would consociate

he/she/it would consociate

we would consociate

they would consociate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be consociating

you would be consociating

he/she/it would be consociating

we would be consociating

they would be consociating

FUTURE

I will consociate

you will consociate

he/she/it will consociate

we will consociate

they will consociate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be consociating

you will be consociating

he/she/it will be consociating

we will be consociating

they will be consociating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have consociated

you will have consociated

he/she/it will have consociated

we will have consociated

they will have consociated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been consociating

you will have been consociating

he/she/it will have been consociating

we will have been consociating

they will have been consociating

IMPERATIVE

you consociate

we let´s consociate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to consociate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was consociating

you were consociating

he/she/it was consociating

we were consociating

they were consociating

PAST PARTICIPLE

consociated

PAST PERFECT

I had consociated

you had consociated

he/she/it had consociated

we had consociated

they had consociated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been consociating

you had been consociating

he/she/it had been consociating

we had been consociating

they had been consociating

PRESENT

I consociate

you consociate

he/she/it consociates

we consociate

they consociate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am consociating

you are consociating

he/she/it is consociating

we are consociating

they are consociating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

consociating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have consociated

you have consociated

he/she/it has consociated

we have consociated

they have consociated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been consociating

you have been consociating

he/she/it has been consociating

we have been consociating

they have been consociating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it consociate

SIMPLE PAST

I consociated

you consociated

he/she/it consociated

we consociated

they consociated