Synonyms for partner
ˈpɑrt nərpart·ner

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 1 vote

1. partner

   Colleague is used always in a good sense, associate and coadjutor generally so; ally, assistant, associate, attendant, companion, helper, either in a good or a bad sense; abetter, accessory, accomplice, confederate, almost always in a bad sense. Ally is oftenest used of national and military matters, or of some other connection regarded as great and important; as, allies of despotism. Colleague is applied to civil and ecclesiastical connections; members of Congress from the same State are colleagues, even though they may be bitter opponents politically and personally. An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court is near in rank to the Chief Justice. A surgeon's assistant is a physician or medical student who shares in the treatment and care of patients; a surgeon's attendant is one who rolls bandages and the like. Follower, henchman, retainer are persons especially devoted to a chief, and generally bound to him by necessity, fee, or reward. Partner has come to denote almost exclusively a business connection. In law, an abettor (the general legal spelling) is always present, either actively or constructively, at the commission of the crime; an accessory never. An accomplice is usually a principal; an accessory never. If present, though only to stand outside and keep watch against surprise, one is an abettor, and not an accessory. At common law, an accessory implies a principal, and can not be convicted until after the conviction of the principal; the accomplice or abettor can be convicted as a principal. Accomplice and abettor have nearly the same meaning, but the former is the popular, the latter more distinctively the legal term. Compare APPENDAGE; AUXILIARY.

   Synonyms:
   abetter, abettor, accessory, accomplice, ally, assistant, associate, attendant, coadjutor, colleague, companion, confederate, follower, helper, henchman, participator, retainer

   Antonyms:
   adversary, antagonist, betrayer, chief, commander, enemy, foe, hinderer, instigator, leader, opponent, opposer, principal, rival

   Preposition:
   An accessory to the crime; before or after the fact; the accessories of a figure in a painting.

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1. partner

   Synonyms:
   associate, sharer, participator, colleague, coadjutor, confederate, accomplice, partaker, companion, spouse

   Antonyms:
   rival, alien, competitor, opponent, counter-age at

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:3.5 / 2 votes

1. spouse, partner, married person, mate, better halfnoun

   a person's partner in marriage

   Synonyms:
   fellow, cooperator, teammate, married person, spouse, better half, checkmate, first mate, collaborator, pardner, match, mate

2. collaborator, cooperator, partner, pardnernoun

   an associate in an activity or endeavor or sphere of common interest

   "the musician and the librettist were collaborators"; "sexual partners"

   Synonyms:
   pardner, better half, collaborationist, married person, spouse, quisling, henchman, collaborator, partner in crime, cooperator, confederate, mate

3. partnerverb

   a person who is a member of a partnership

   Synonyms:
   cooperator, better half, married person, pardner, collaborator, spouse, mate

4. partnerverb

   provide with a partner

5. partnerverb

   act as a partner

   "Astaire partnered Rogers"

Matched Categories

1. • Act
   • Provide
   • Relative
   • Significant Other

Editors ContributionRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. lover

   Submitted by rinat on May 31, 2023  

2. other half

   Submitted by apeters1105 on March 3, 2020  

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1. partnernoun

   Synonyms:
   associate, colleague, partaker, sharer, participator, participant

2. partnernoun

   Synonyms:
   member of a partnership, member of a firm, one of a firm or house

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1. partnernoun

   Synonyms:
   copartner, coadjutor, colleague, associate, confederate, accessory, ally, accomplice, partaker, confrère

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1. List of paraphrases for "partner":

   partners, associated, associate, interlocutor, partenaire, partnership, teammate, mate, companion, spouse, ally, accomplice, couple, partnering, wingman, mates, colleague, sidekick, player

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

1. PARTNER

   Synonyms:
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1. Davey Blackburn:

   My wife was such a beautiful, gracious, loving woman of God, i have not only lost my ministry partner and support but also my very best friend. There is no way to prepare yourself for circumstances like these.

2. Anita Clayton:

   So often we’re not in the moment—we’re above it or outside of it looking in and thinking, ‘Oh God, I look so unattractive,’ it changes that emotional intimacy that’s part of experiencing pleasure with a partner.

3. Bernie Sanders:

   If elected president, I will work tirelessly to advance the cause of peace as a partner and as a friend to Israel. But to be successful, we have to be a friend not only to Israel, but to the Palestinian people.

4. Northwestern University:

   The process of becoming psychologically intertwined with the partner is painful to have to undo, our study provides additional evidence that self-concept repair actually causes improvements in well-being.

5. Thomas Croci:

   I saw this in Afghanistan when someone would come to us giving their name and tribe and the Afghan partner standing next to me would say, ‘No way, there are small traits an American wouldn’t know. In Western nations, babies get a footprint, a Social Security number and, in some cases, even DNA. In places like Syria or Afghanistan you may never have contact with the government.