Synonyms for collaborative
col·lab·o·ra·tive

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1. collaborativeadjective

   accomplished by collaboration

   "collaborative research"

   Antonyms:
   uncooperative

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1. List of paraphrases for "collaborative":

   collaboration, cooperative, concerted, co-operative, collaborating, cooperation, co-op, partnership, joint, collective, co-operation, collaborations, conjunction, coordinated, collaboratively

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1. Ellen Pawlikowski:

   We are going to be facing adversaries that are as modern as we are if not more so. This provides us the opportunity to leverage the entire world market of technology development through our collaborative activity with our allies.

2. Peter Daszak:

   It's official title is a' joint study,' which is very important... because if it's a joint study, it's a collaborative study between the WHO and the member state China. The public looked at this as an investigation from the start, and I think that was a mistake.

3. Sarah Hansen:

   We're prepared to come to the table in good faith and have a lot of productive discussions and we hope that Forbes does too, there's been a lot of change, and we're joining thousands and thousands of our peers in the same goal to make things more collaborative, more inclusive, more transparent across the board.

4. Lawrence White:

   It strengthens the hand of investors in other price-fixing cases based on benchmarks that were reached in collaborative, or outright collusive, arrangements.

5. The EPA:

   The agency will continue these collaborative efforts for any revised ozone standards, including working with California as it continues to explore regulatory strategies and technologies to reduce pollution and improve public health protection, california has faced a uniquely difficult attainment task due to the combination of adverse meteorology and topography, population growth, and the pollution burden associated with mobile sources.