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cooperator

NOUN
  1. an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest
    the musician and the librettist were collaborators
    sexual partners

How To Use cooperator In A Sentence

  • Upholding a law ‘does not make you a formal cooperator with the evil act.’
  • These cooperators were not utopians, but rather male heads of households seeking to make it to old age without upsetting the status quo.
  • I know an eligible young lady who would be an excellent cooperator for you.
  • There was also the cooperator who when confronted with a defector responded with punishment. SuperCooperators
  • Why our cooperators to open bank bill must render 8% billing charge first? Can they open bill ahead of payment?
  • In detail, the peasant collective should be transformed under the joint stock cooperative system with the cooperator general meeting and the council as its authority and executive agency separately.
  • Mr. Slaine, after he was approached by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in July 2007, became a key cooperator in gathering evidence for the government in a much broader insider-trading probe. No Jail Time for Cooperating Trader
  • This will require a significant shift in human consciousness from the selfish to the selfless, from the competitor to the cooperator, from the ignorant to the enlightened.
  • In a certain sense the interpreter is a coöperator with the composer, or, more definitely expressed, he is the "continuer" along the line of the musical thought and its adequate expression. Great Pianists on Piano Playing Study Talks with Foremost Virtuosos. A Series of Personal Educational Conferences with Renowned Masters of the Keyboard, Presenting the Most Modern Ideas upon the Subjects of Technic, Interpretation, Style and Expression
  • Cooperators realized that the greater the hay quality, the fewer supplements were required.
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