affiliatein a sentence
affiliate as in: an affiliate of the...
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There are very few molecular biologists and very few research institutions without commercial affiliations. (source)affiliations = close relationships
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Is he protecting someone in the LB, or another gang member affiliated with the LB? (source)affiliated = closely associated
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In the hood, your school affiliation was essential.† (source)
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Our son deserves to grow up knowing that homeland and family mean more than social status or religious affiliation.† (source)
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Milton's alleged affiliation with Galileo's Illuminati was one legend Langdon suspected was true.† (source)
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Or worse, they'd learn about her affiliation with me and interrogate her.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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It's the blog affiliated with the Paradise Gazette.† (source)affiliated = to create a close association between two organizations or people
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Text along the bottom of the screens helpfully displayed their names, titles, and country affiliations.† (source)
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Complete withdrawal accompanies recapitulation of termination of Witness $599-6 and affiliate (spouse).† (source)
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As of ten minutes ago, all four major affiliates went live on the air with photographs of Mr. Ryan Evans.† (source)
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Eventually, when I found one that I couldn't discredit, I started wondering if it was really God I objected to ....or just the sense of entitlement that seems to be part of affiliating with a religious group.† (source)
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I'm a professor of religious studies in the U.S. and unaffiliated with CERN.† (source)unaffiliated = not associated withstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in unaffiliated means not and reverses the meaning of affiliated. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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Only Werner's affiliation with Dr. Hauptmann—his privileged status as the favorite of the technical sciences professor—keeps him safe.† (source)
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Actually, I bet it's somehow affiliated with the Circle.† (source)affiliated = to create a close association between two organizations or people
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His political affiliations were dodgy: he had all kinds of friends who were Communists.† (source)
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