Definitions
join in an affiliation
Word origin
From Medieval Latin affīliātus, the passive past participle of Late Latin adfīliō, affīliō (“to adopt as son”), from ad- + fīlius + -ō. Equivalent to Latin affīliō + -ate. Compare French affilié (noun).
Used in a sentence
“Our local TV channel is an affiliate of NBC.”
“They used to been^([sic]) more of a Detroit channel, as they had showed a lot of American programs, aside from being the CBC affiliate.”
“Is the soul affiliated to God, or is it estranged and in rebellion?”
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Used as a crossword answer2 curated clues
01“Join as a partner”9 letters
02“Partner group”9 letters
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