co-

Latin

together, with

Prefix · means "together, with"

About the prefix co-

A Latin-origin prefix meaning "together" or "jointly." It signals cooperation or mutual action between parties.

Same-family forms

Roots often paired with co-

Associated Words · 114

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cost

To incur a charge of; to require payment of a (specified) price; Amount of money, time, etc. that is required or used

cover

To place something over or upon, as to conceal or protect; Area or situation which screens a person or thing from view; Of or pertaining to the front cover of a book or magazine

context

The circumstances or background that clarify meaning

colleague

A person one works with in the same organization or profession

complex

Made up of many parts; difficult to understand; a group of related buildings

coalition

A temporary alliance of groups formed for a common purpose

cooperation

The act of working together toward a shared goal

collapse

To fall down or fail suddenly; a sudden breakdown or failure

concrete

A hard building material of cement and gravel; real and specific rather than abstract

combat

A fight or battle; to fight against or struggle to overcome

cooperate

To work together toward a common goal

coordinator

A person who organizes and coordinates activities or people

cooperative

A member-owned business; willing to work with others

correctly

In an accurate or proper manner

compliance

The act of obeying rules or requests; yielding to others' wishes

comply

To act in accordance with rules or requests; to obey

contemplate

To think deeply about something; to consider as a possibility

coordinate

To organize activities to work together; a number indicating position in space

complication

A difficulty making things more complex; a medical condition arising alongside another

collision

A crash between two or more objects; a conflict

coefficient

A number multiplied by a variable; a value measuring a property

complicate

To make more complex or difficult

coordination

The organization of people or things to work together; physical skillfulness

contempt

A feeling that someone or something is worthless; scorn; disrespect toward a court