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accompany
(verb) To go somewhere with someone and keep them company.
association
(noun) An organised group of people that share common interests, values, or a mission.
bond
(noun) An element that connects people.
class
(noun) A social construct that divides people in one society into groups based on their income, education, or position.
collaboration
(noun) The act of working together for a common purpose.
community
(noun) A group of people, usually living close to each other, that share values, views of the world, and other characteristics.
conform
(verb) To adjust oneself to the environment, especially through style, behaviour, or manners to fit social standards.
head
(verb) To be in the visible position; to lead.
hold
(noun) Power over others.
host
(noun) One who invites, expects, and receives guests.
influence
(noun) An innate or learned ability and power to affect or control others.
leadership
(noun) A set of characteristics that make good leaders.
leadership
(noun) Being the leader.
maternal
(adjective) In relation to your mother's side of the family.
membership
(noun) Referring to the collective members of a group or organisation.
multicultural
(adjective) Consisting of or representing a variety of cultures.
pedigree
(adjective) Used to describe someone with a good breeding or ancestry.
peer
(noun) Someone who shares a similar status; a colleague.
predecessor
(noun) One who held a position or job before the current holder.
relations
(noun) Diplomatic or personal connections with other parties.
relations
(noun) Members of someone's family; relatives.
submission
(noun) Allowing someone to have control over you.
accompany
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attend, escort
association
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club, organisation
bond
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relationship, friendship, companionship
class
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position, circle, collection
collaboration
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cooperation, partnership, teamwork, concert, association, coaction
community
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society, commune, colony, neighbourhood
conform
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accommodate, attune, match
head
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supreme, topmost, lead, run
hold
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influence.
host
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moderator, presenter, entertainer, manager, owner.
influence
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power, authority, clout, importance, reputation.
leadership
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director, chief, governor
multicultural
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integrated, open, nonsectarian, inclusive, diverse
pedigree
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thoroughbred, pure-blood, full-blooded
peer
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colleague, neighbour, classmate, fellow, coworker
predecessor
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precursor, forerunner, antecedent, ancestor, forefather
relations
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relationships, connections, diplomacy, friendships
relations
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family, loved ones, relatives, kin
submission
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acceptance, yielding, succumbing
accompany
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abandon, leave, desert
association
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disunion, separation, disagreement
bond
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animosity, hostility
class
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unstylish, dull, whole
collaboration
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isolation, conflict, opposition, separation, division, competition
conform
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refuse, reject, contrast
hold
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dispossession, release.
host
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guest, visitor.
influence
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insignificance, powerlessnes, triviality
leadership
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obedience, cooperation, submission
maternal
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paternal
multicultural
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segregated, discriminative, apartheid, monocultural
peer
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better, boss, superior, master
predecessor
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successor, descendant, heir, scion, inheritor
relations
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enmity, hatred, opposition, rivalry
relations
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strangers
accompany
Instead of going with a date, my best friend will _____ me to my school dance.
association
Our _____ is a haven for lovers of obscure languages.
bond
The catastrophic event helped the formation of a strong _____ between the friends.
classes
It is evident that people from higher social _____ have more opportunities in life, but it shouldn't stop you from achieving your dreams.
collaboration
The group project was designed to encourage _____ between students.
community
Human beings naturally aspire to belong to some _____ and feel supported.
conform
Teenagers have to struggle with the constant pressure to _____ or else risk being viewed as an outcast.
heads
He _____ the army in that battle.
hold
My family has a _____ over me. I can't do anything.
host
The _____ was absolutely phenomenal and the food was to die for.
influence
My _____ over you depends on numerous factors.
leadership
He tried his best but he was lacking in the necessary skills for his _____ to work longterm.
leadership
The country flourished under her _____.
maternal
My _____ grandmother was called Margaret.
membership
The city's bowling club has a _____ of around 200 people.
multicultural
We are a _____ organisation with a shared goal.
pedigree
His horses have excellent _____.
peer
I asked my _____ if she had seen the latest episode of a TV show.
predecessor
The Vice President was more beloved than his _____.
relations
He developed his _____ with his neighbours by inviting them to barbecues.
relations
Her _____ were the first to know that she had been accepted to college.
submission
The _____ of territory to the oppressor lead to the fall of the country.