consorting
kənˈsɔːtɪŋ
Definition

Definition of consorting - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

relationshipRareengaging in a close relationshipRare
  • She was consorting with influential people in the industry.
  • They were consorting with known criminals.
  • He was consorting with the enemy.
associating fraternizing
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Origin of consorting

Latin, consors (partner) + -ing (action)

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  1. French:associé, ...
  2. German:verbunden, ...
  3. Italian:associandosi, ...
  4. Spanish:relacionándose, ...
  5. Portuguese:associando-se, ...
  6. Chinese:交往密切的, ...
  7. Japanese:親しくしている, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخالِط, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְיָדֵד עִם, ...
  10. Russian:связанный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спілкуючийся, ...
  12. Hindi:संबंधित, ...
consort
kənˈsɔːt

Definition of consort - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
royal spousespouse of a reigning monarch
  • The queen consort attended the ceremony with grace..
king partner queen
2.
musicRaregroup of musicians playing togetherRare
  • The consort performed at the festival.
band ensemble orchestra
3.
maritimeDatedship accompanying anotherDated
  • The consort sailed alongside the flagship.
convoy escort

Verb

intr.
1.
socialassociate or keep company with others
  • He tends to consort with influential people.
associate fraternize mingle
2.
harmonybe in agreement or harmony
  • Their ideas consort well with our plans.
agree harmonize
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Images of consort

  • consort: ship accompanying another
    ship accompanying another

Expressions with consort

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acting together with someone or something else
The musicians played in consort with the choir.
wife of a reigning king
The queen consort attended the state dinner with the king..
in partnership or association
The scientists conducted the research in consort with international experts.
husband of a female sovereign, titled as prince
He became prince consort upon her coronation.
musical group with different instrument types
The broken consort played a beautiful Renaissance piece.

Origin of consort

Latin, consors (partner, sharer)

Examples of consort in a sentence

  • The consort played a significant role in the royal duties.
  • The consort played a beautiful symphony.
  • A consort of flutists entertained the guests.
  • The consort was crucial for the naval mission.
  • A consort followed the main vessel closely.
  • She consorts with artists and musicians.

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  1. French:épouse, fréquenter, ...
  2. German:Königsgemahlin, verkehren, ...
  3. Italian:consorte, frequentare, ...
  4. Spanish:consorte, frecuentar, ...
  5. Portuguese:consorte, associar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:王配, 结交, ...
  7. Japanese:王妃, 付き合う, ...
  8. Arabic:قَرِينَة مَلِكِيَّة, صَاحَبَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בֶּן זוּג מַלְכוּתִי, לְהִתְרוֹעֵעַ, ...
  10. Russian:супруг, общаться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:консорт, спілкуватися, ...
  12. Hindi:राजसहचर, संगति करना, ...
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