What is another word for federation?
426 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ fˌɛdəɹˈe͡ɪʃən], [ fˌɛdəɹˈeɪʃən], [ f_ˌɛ_d_ə_ɹ_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
A federation refers to an alliance of independent states or groups who agree to a certain central authority for a specific purpose. Synonyms for federation include union, confederation, league, alliance, association, coalition, partnership, consortium, and federation of states. A union typically refers to a group with similar interests working together, while a confederation refers to a looser alliance of states. A league is a group of teams or organizations working together toward a common goal. An alliance is a pact or bond between two parties, while an association is a group of people or organizations united for a specific reason. A coalition is an alliance for a political purpose, while a partnership is a collaborative effort between two or more parties. A consortium is a group of organizations forming an entity to achieve a common goal.
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Similar words for federation:
- academy (noun)
- act (noun)
- alliance (noun)
- association (noun)
- coalition (noun)
- collection (noun)
- combination (noun)
- commonwealth (noun)
- confederacy (noun)
- consolidation (noun)
- cooperation (noun)
- fusion (noun)
- incorporation (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- solidarity (noun)
- teamwork (noun)
- unification (noun)
- unison (noun)
- unity (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Federation:
n.
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- congress,
- fellowship,
- club,
- fraternity.
- collection,
- formation,
- salad,
- medley,
- complement,
- band,
- set,
- bloc,
- council,
- mix,
- college,
- stew,
- society,
- body,
- corps,
- group,
- assembly,
- omnium-gatherum,
- assemblage,
- assortment,
- bunch.
- co-actions,
- logrollings,
- synergisms,
- co operations,
- co actions,
- doing business withs,
- playing balls,
- confunctions,
- coadjuvancies,
- co action,
- co operation,
- combined efforts,
- teamings.
- blendings,
- inter mixture,
- unitings,
- comminglings,
- smeltings,
- liquefactions,
- inter-mixture,
- inter-mixtures,
- immixtures,
- meltings,
- coalescences,
- liquifications,
- weldings,
- inter mixtures,
- solderings.
- in-corporations,
- un ionization,
- unionizations,
- in corporations,
- un ionizations,
- un-ionization,
- in corporation,
- charterings,
- in-corporation,
- un-ionizations.
- symbiosis,
- give and take,
- solidification,
- consolidation,
- combo,
- realms,
- sisterhood,
- liquification,
- fusion,
- academy,
- Indivisibility,
- synergism,
- interrelations,
- Anschluss,
- tie,
- union,
- Coadunation,
- incorporation,
- synergies,
- mob,
- rat pack,
- polity,
- logrolling,
- joint effort,
- coalition,
- unionization,
- Melding,
- confunction,
- cooperatives,
- interrelation,
- co-operative,
- tie in,
- organization,
- unity,
- pulling together,
- Smelting,
- intermixtures,
- alliance,
- working together,
- intermixture,
- liquefaction,
- Symbioses,
- Monopolies,
- guild,
- tribe,
- combos,
- labor union,
- undividedness,
- peoples,
- confederacy,
- combined effort,
- gang,
- co-action,
- heating,
- Coadjuvancy,
- citizenry,
- responsiveness,
- combination,
- confederation,
- coalescence,
- team effort,
- empire,
- fraternization,
- cooperation,
- citizenries,
- mutualities,
- co-operatives,
- teamwork,
- Immixture,
- association,
- mergence,
- co-operation,
- Teaming,
- indivisibilities,
- state,
- unification,
- commonwealth,
- partnership,
- mutuality,
- doing business with,
- co-operations.
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- superpower,
- dependency,
- client state,
- LECD,
- social democracy,
- constitutional monarchy,
- special interest,
- nationhood,
- police state,
- Less Developed Country,
- protectorate,
- emirate,
- rainbow nation,
- world power,
- republic,
- unison,
- nation state,
- buffer state,
- LDC.
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- plutocracy,
- setup,
- welfare state,
- monolith,
- sister,
- sorority,
- colony,
- autocracy,
- nonprofit,
- sultanate.
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- watch.
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- front.
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- order.
- cahoots,
- wedding,
- martial law,
- theocracy,
- Duarchy,
- mixing,
- self-determination,
- Duumvirate,
- Colleagueship,
- organism,
- synthesis,
- colonialism,
- team,
- conglomeration,
- sect,
- Heteronomy,
- feudal system,
- dyarchy,
- technocracy,
- caucus,
- joining,
- customs union,
- ring,
- autarchy,
- Bund,
- federal,
- hierarchy,
- organisation,
- self-government,
- integration,
- Brigue,
- axis,
- tie up,
- free trade area,
- junta,
- aggregation,
- Federacy,
- tyranny,
- pool,
- patriarchate,
- constitutional government,
- triumvirate,
- militarism,
- south,
- junto,
- crowd,
- economic community,
- denomination,
- enosis,
- interest,
- Allying,
- Confraternity,
- common market,
- syncretism,
- encompassment,
- institute,
- marriage,
- patriarchy,
- Fusing,
- grouping,
- uniting,
- system,
- blend,
- block,
- cooperative,
- copartnership,
- combining,
- hook up,
- Copartnery,
- centralization,
- conjugation,
- trust,
- Confederating,
- package deal,
- collegiality,
- military government,
- garrison state,
- compact,
- amalgamation,
- mob rule,
- syndicate,
- coupling,
- circle,
- Family,
- congeries,
- syndication,
- connection,
- Amalgamating,
- claque,
- regency,
- assimilation,
- camorra,
- inclusion,
- merger,
- aristocracy,
- absolute monarchy,
- junction,
- combine,
- affinity,
- Triarchy,
- side,
- cooperative society,
- limited monarchy,
- faction,
- associate,
- solidarity,
- Mobocracy,
- hookup,
- Gerontocracy,
- company,
- credit union,
- lodge,
- bond,
- coalition government,
- crew,
- blending,
- participation,
- togetherness,
- Thearchy,
- clique,
- adherents,
- synthesizing,
- conglomerate,
- sodality,
- composition,
- Associating,
- agglomeration,
- meritocracy,
- federalization,
- brotherhood,
- ecumenism,
- political machine,
- dixie,
- representative government,
- agreement,
- syneresis,
- Conjoining,
- affiliation,
- cabal,
- outfit,
- collegialism,
- coterie,
- federal government,
- freemasonry,
- friendship,
- consumer cooperative,
- Hierocracy,
- alignment,
- mixture,
- meld,
- party spirit,
- home rule,
- representative democracy,
- pact,
- community,
- neocolonialism,
- totalitarian regime,
- partisans,
- embodiment,
- Pantisocracy,
- addition,
- conjunction,
- party,
- package,
- tie-in,
- entente,
- autonomy,
- conspiracy,
- totalitarian government,
- Stratocracy,
- corporation,
- Marrying,
- trades union,
- Ochlocracy,
- comradeship.
How to use "Federation" in context?
A federation is a type of political organization where several states join together to form a single, larger political entity. The term can also refer to a type of organization where companies, schools, or other groups collaborate to achieve a common goal. A federation is often thought of as a type of union, where the states share a common interest.
A federation can be a strong political entity. For example, the United States is a federation made up of several states. Each state has its own government, but the United States as a whole has a single, national government.
Paraphrases for Federation:
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Forward Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
association, union, Associations, unions.
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Noun, plural
Associations, Organizations, unions.
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Noun, singular or mass
association, union.
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Proper noun, singular
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
confederation.
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Noun, plural
confederations.
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Noun, singular or mass
confederation.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
Federative, women, groups, members, EMIRATES, priorities, parliamentarians, federacion, shipowners.
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Noun, plural
Las, alliances, states, regions, coalitions, leagues, members, consortiums.
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Noun, singular or mass
unification, Federative, consortia.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Cardinal number
russia.
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Proper noun, singular
commonwealth, russia.
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Noun, singular or mass
commonwealth, russia.
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Cardinal number
Hyponym for Federation:
n.
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group
organisation, organization.
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group
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