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cor·po·rate (kôr′pə rit, -prit)
adjective
- Archaic united; combined
- having the nature of, or acting by means of, a corporation; incorporated
- of a corporation corporate debts
- shared by all members of a unified group; common; joint corporate responsibility
- corporative (sense )
Etymology: ME corporat < L corporatus, pp. of corporare, to make into a body < corpus, body: see corpus
Related Forms:
- corporately cor′·po·rately adverb
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Modifying Another Word
- even: They are wonderful additions to weddings, anniversaries, funerals, memorials, birthdays, holidays, ceremonies, and even corporate events.
Converse of object
- leave: The rules should make this distinction and leave large corporates and expert individuals to make their own arrangements about their information requirements.
Adjective modifier
- large: We've worked with large corporates for many years helping them to find people whose skills will strengthen their chain.
Modifies a noun
- governance: We've found the its corporate governance a decent record executives need to.
Used with adjective complement
- believe: Random access memory difference he says if isdn service mcbride believes corporate.
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