1. to associate or unite in companionship or partnership
Usage: formal

1. a partner or associate
Usage: formal; rare

Examples

• The two companies decided to consociate for the joint venture.
• Religious groups often consociate to promote shared values.
• The treaty allowed the nations to consociate in trade agreements.
• He was known as a trusted consociate in business dealings.
• The organization sought to consociate with similar institutions.
• Local charities consociate to maximize their impact on the community.