copartner
[koh-pahrt-ner, koh-pahrt-]
Origin of copartner
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Related Words for co-partner
colleague, cohort, confidant, fellow, affiliate, confederate, collaborator, partner, confrereExamples from the Web for co-partner
Historical Examples of co-partner
And just to this extent he had become a co-partner in their crime.
The Pit Prop SyndicateFreeman Wills Crofts
The latter found the National Founders' Association as their antagonist or potential "co-partner" in the industry.
A History of Trade Unionism in the United StatesSelig Perlman
How could it be right to make even a faithful servant a co-partner in rule?
The Bbur-nma in EnglishBabur, Emperor of Hindustan
At this juncture of affairs Almagro, a co-partner in the Peruvian expedition, arrived on the scene with a strong reinforcement.
Wealth of the World's Waste Places and OceaniaJewett Castello Gilson
In the other I was a co-partner, and only received, on a division, the equal portion allotted me.
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