cohort

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Synonyms: cohost, coort, cohorn, bohort, chort, cohors

Antonyms: cohost, coort, cohorn, bohort, chort, cohors

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Noun

1. A [[group]] of people [[support]]ing the same thing or person.
2. {{lb|en|statistics}} A [[demographic]] [[grouping]] of [[people]], especially those in a [[defined]] [[age]] group, or having a common characteristic.
3. {{lb|en|historical|Ancient Rome|military}} Any [[division]] of a [[Roman]] [[legion]], normally of about 500 or 600 [[men]] (equalling about six [[century|centuries]]).
4. An [[accomplice]]; [[abettor]]; [[associate]].
5. Any [[band]] or [[body]] of [[warrior]]s.
6. {{senseid|en|Q123}} {{lb|en|taxonomy}} A [[natural]] [[group]] of [[order]]s of [[organism]]s, less [[comprehensive]] than a [[class]].
7. A [[colleague]].
8. A set of individuals in a program, especially when compared to previous sets of individuals within the same program.

Verb

1. To [[associate]] with such a group.

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