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affiliation
[ uh-fil-ee-ey-shuhn ]
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- inter·af·fili·ation noun
- nonaf·fili·ation noun
- preaf·fili·ation noun
- reaf·fili·ation noun
- super·af·fili·ation noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of affiliation1
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Example Sentences
And his last known affiliation with the Klan was almost 70 years ago, in 1946.
Yamatani initially denied that she knew of the Zaitokukai affiliation of the people in the pictures.
Dinosaurs like Donald Sterling draw the ire of Americans, regardless of political affiliation or ideological tilt.
Chong has no affiliation with Parker or Stone, but that could very well change if they see this loving tribute to their work.
“We do not care about political affiliation,” Vitali Gdenisku, a 37-year-old member of the group told me.
It may even be that as one result of the affiliation of the two houses the Queen's Men were transferred to the Curtain.
Both forms of exogamy, the unlimited and the limited, observe the same law with respect to the group affiliation of children.
In church affiliation Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Catholics, loyal to the teachings of their denomination.
Such an inference is very doubtful; and in any case the affiliation cannot have been very ceremonious.
Political affiliation has nothing to do with membership, and all actual farmers and their families are entitled to it.
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