Co-operate
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 24
kō-op′ėr-āt, v.i. to work together.— n. Co-operā′tion , joint operation; the a ociation of a number of persons for the cheaper purchasing of goods, or for carrying on some branch of industry.— adjs. Co-op′erātive , Co-op′erant , working together.— n. Co-op′erātor .— Co-operating grace ( theol. ), the R.C., Arm in i an, and Socinian doctrine that the human will co-operates with the divine in the matter of saving grace. [ Co- , together, and Operate .]
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