partnership

The word “partnership” has 3 syllables: part-ner-ship

It's pronounced as /ˈpɑrt.nɚ.ʃɪp/


What is synonym and antonym for partnership?

In the thesaurus, “partnership” has 83 synonyms and 18 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for partnership along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for partnership

  • affiliation
  • affinity
  • alliance
  • assistance
  • association
  • attachment
  • band
  • bed
  • body
  • brotherhood
  • business
  • cahoots
  • cartel
  • chumminess
  • clique
  • closeness
  • club
  • collaboration
  • colleagueship
  • combination
  • combine
  • community
  • companionship
  • company
  • confederation
  • conglomerate
  • conjunction
  • connection
  • consociation
  • cooperation
  • cooperative
  • corporation
  • coterie
  • crew
  • dealings
  • exchange
  • faction
  • fellowship
  • firm
  • fraternity
  • friendship
  • gang
  • help
  • hookup
  • house
  • incorporation
  • integration
  • interaction
  • interconnection
  • interest
  • interrelation
  • intimacy
  • joining
  • kinship
  • league
  • liaison
  • linkup
  • lodge
  • merger
  • mob
  • mutualism
  • oneness
  • organization
  • ownership
  • party
  • rapport
  • reciprocity
  • relation
  • relationship
  • ring
  • sharing
  • sisterhood
  • society
  • solidarity
  • sorority
  • symbiosis
  • sympathy
  • tie up
  • tie-up
  • togetherness
  • unification
  • union
  • unity

Antonyms for partnership

  • alienation
  • breakup
  • detachment
  • disaffiliation
  • disconnection
  • dissociation
  • dissolution
  • disunion
  • division
  • divorce
  • estrangement
  • hindrance
  • parting
  • separation
  • severance
  • sisterhood
  • split
  • stoppage

Meanings of partnership

  • noun
    1. The state of being associated with a partner.
    2. An association of two or more people to conduct a business,.
    3. The period when two specific batsmen are batting, from the fall of one wicket until the fall of the next; the number of runs scored during this period,.

Example Sentences

  • The companies formed a partnership to develop renewable energy solutions.
  • Trust and communication are essential in any partnership.
  • Their partnership ended after several disagreements.
  • The school entered into a partnership with a local library.
  • A public-private partnership was created to fund the new infrastructure.

On this page you'll find 101 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to partnership, such as: affiliation, affinity, alienation, alliance, assistance, association, attachment.

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Related Words

faction

  • band
  • bloc
  • block
  • body
  • bunch
  • cabal
  • camp
  • caucus
  • cell
  • circle
  • clan
  • clique
  • club
  • coalition
  • combination
  • combine
  • combo
  • concern
  • conclave
  • confederacy
  • conspiracy
  • contingent
  • coterie
  • crew
  • crowd
  • denomination
  • design
  • disagreement
  • discord
  • disharmony
  • dissension
  • disunity
  • division
  • divisiveness
  • entente
  • friction
  • gang
  • guild
  • infighting
  • insiders
  • intrigue
  • junta
  • knot
  • lobby
  • machine
  • minority
  • mob
  • movement
  • network
  • offshoot
  • outfit
  • pack
  • partnership
  • party
  • persuasion
  • pressure group
  • quarrelsomeness
  • rebellion
  • ring
  • schism
  • scission
  • sect
  • section
  • sector
  • sedition
  • set
  • side
  • splinter
  • splinter group
  • split
  • team
  • tumult
  • turbulence
  • unit
  • wing

factions

  • band
  • bloc
  • blocks
  • blocs
  • bodies
  • bunch
  • cabal
  • camp
  • caucus
  • caucuses
  • cell
  • circle
  • clan
  • clique
  • club
  • coalition
  • coalitions
  • combination
  • combine
  • combo
  • concern
  • conclave
  • confederacy
  • conspiracy
  • contingent
  • coterie
  • crew
  • crews
  • crowd
  • denominations
  • design
  • disagreement
  • discord
  • disharmony
  • dissension
  • disunity
  • division
  • divisiveness
  • entente
  • friction
  • gang
  • gangs
  • guild
  • infighting
  • insiders
  • intrigue
  • junta
  • knot
  • lobby
  • machine
  • minority
  • mob
  • movements
  • network
  • offshoot
  • outfit
  • packs
  • parties
  • partnership
  • party
  • persuasions
  • pressure group
  • quarrelsomeness
  • rebellion
  • ring
  • schism
  • schisms
  • scissions
  • sect
  • section
  • sector
  • sects
  • sedition
  • set
  • sets
  • side
  • sides
  • splinter group
  • splinters
  • splits
  • team
  • teams
  • tumult
  • turbulence
  • unit
  • wing
  • wings

pact

  • OK
  • acceptance
  • accord
  • agreement
  • alliance
  • approval
  • arrangement
  • assent
  • association
  • bargain
  • binder
  • bond
  • charter
  • compact
  • concord
  • concordat
  • concurrence
  • consent
  • contract
  • convention
  • covenant
  • deal
  • disposition
  • entente
  • entente cordiale
  • league
  • okay
  • paper
  • partnership
  • piece of paper
  • pledge
  • projet
  • promise
  • protocol
  • settlement
  • transaction
  • treaty
  • understanding

cahoots

  • affiliations
  • affinities
  • alliance
  • alliances
  • associations
  • attachments
  • beds
  • businesses
  • collaborations
  • colleagueships
  • collusion
  • companies
  • companionships
  • confederations
  • connections
  • cooperations
  • dealings
  • exchanges
  • fellowships
  • hookups
  • incorporations
  • integrations
  • interactions
  • interconnections
  • interrelations
  • intimacies
  • kinships
  • league
  • leagues
  • liaisons
  • linkups
  • mergers
  • mutualisms
  • partnership
  • partnerships
  • rapports
  • reciprocities
  • relations
  • relationships
  • solidarities
  • symbioses
  • sympathies
  • tie-ups
  • unifications
  • unions
  • unities

faithful

  • accurate
  • acolyte
  • adherent
  • admirer
  • advocate
  • affectionate
  • allegiant
  • alliance
  • apostle
  • apparatchik
  • ardent
  • attached
  • authentic
  • authoritative
  • avid
  • backer
  • behind one
  • bloc
  • body
  • bona fide
  • branch
  • cabal
  • cadre
  • camarilla
  • camorra
  • camp
  • camp follower
  • careful
  • champion
  • chapter
  • circle
  • circumspect
  • clan
  • clique
  • close
  • coalition
  • collective
  • commune
  • community
  • confederacy
  • confiding
  • confirmed
  • conscientious
  • conspiracy
  • constant
  • convert
  • cooperative
  • coterie
  • credible
  • crew
  • cultist
  • dedicated
  • dependable
  • determined
  • devoted
  • devotee
  • devout
  • disciple
  • down-the-line
  • dutiful
  • dyed-in-the-wool
  • enduring
  • enthusiast
  • enthusiastic
  • epigone
  • exact
  • fan
  • fast
  • fervent
  • fervid
  • firm
  • flunkey
  • flunkie
  • flunky
  • fold
  • follower
  • genuine
  • good
  • group
  • gung ho
  • hanger-on
  • hard-core
  • henchman
  • honest
  • honorable
  • idealogue
  • ideologist
  • ideologue
  • idolater
  • idolator
  • impassioned
  • incorruptible
  • intent
  • inveterate
  • junta
  • junto
  • just
  • klatch
  • klatsch
  • lackey
  • lickspittle
  • liege man
  • lifelike
  • local
  • lot
  • loving
  • loyal
  • loyalist
  • membership
  • meticulous
  • minion
  • missionary
  • myrmidon
  • obedient
  • on the level
  • outfit
  • partisan
  • partizan
  • partnership
  • party
  • passionate
  • patriotic
  • pious
  • precise
  • proselytizer
  • punctilious
  • pupil
  • real
  • realistic
  • reliable
  • resolute
  • responsible
  • right
  • satellite
  • scholar
  • scrupulous
  • sectarian
  • serious
  • set
  • similar
  • sincere
  • sisterhood
  • soldier
  • solid
  • sorority
  • squad
  • stanch
  • staunch
  • steadfast
  • steady
  • stooge
  • straight
  • strict
  • string along with
  • student
  • supporter
  • sure
  • sworn
  • sycophant
  • team
  • toady
  • tried
  • tried-and-true
  • true
  • true-blue
  • trustworthy
  • trusty
  • truthful
  • unchanging
  • undistorted
  • unfaltering
  • unhesitating
  • unswerving
  • unwavering
  • upright
  • veracious
  • veridical
  • votarist
  • votary
  • worshiper
  • worshipper
  • yes-man
  • zealot

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