Definition of federate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
collaborationRare join together for a common purposeRare
- The clubs chose to federate to increase their influence.
2.
form federationRare unite into a federation or under a single governmentRare
- Several states decided to federate to enhance economic growth..
Adjective
1.
organizationRare united in an alliance or federationRare
- The federate states worked together for mutual benefit.
2.
governmentRare organized under a central governmentRare
- The federate regions followed the central policies.
Origin of federate
Latin, foederatus (allied)
Examples of federate in a sentence
The organizations will federate to tackle environmental issues. The regions agreed to federate for mutual defense. The tribes chose to federate under a common leader. The federate councils met annually to discuss policies. Federate groups often share resources and strategies. The federate system ensured unity among states.
Federate principles guided the new constitution.
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- French:se fédérer, fédéré, ...
- German:föderieren, föderiert, ...
- Italian:federarsi, federato, ...
- Spanish:federarse, federado, ...
- Portuguese:federar-se, federado, ...
- Chinese:联合, 联邦的, ...
- Japanese:協力する, 連邦の, ...
- Arabic:اتحد, مُتَّحِد, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאַחֵד, מְאֻחָד, ...
- Russian:объединяться, федеративный, ...
- Ukrainian:об'єднуватися, федеративний, ...
- Hindi:संघबद्ध होना, संघीय, ...
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