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2. Usu.
partake of share, break bread, take, receive,
partaker, n. participator, participant, communicant; sharer, shareholder, partner, copartner, associate, colleague; joint owner, coparcener, joint heir, joint heiress, coheiress, coheir; joint tenant, roommate, housemate,
partaking, n. sharing or sharing in, participating, participation, communion; association, partnership, copartnership; joint ownership, coparcenary, joint heirship, coheirship; joint tenancy, joint occupancy,
parted, adj. 1. cleft, cloven, rift, cut, riven; split, rent, slit, divided.
2. separated, set apart, isolated, segregated; detached, divorced, disjoined, disunited,
parterre, n. (all of a theater, opera house, etc), parquet circle, parquet, orchestra pit, pit, main floor,
partial, adj. 1. fractional, segmental, segmentary, segmentate; local, sectional, regional; a fraction of a; half or a quarter of a, a part of a, a piece of a, a slice of
a.
2. incomplete, fragmentary, fragmental, limited, in-exhaustive, not total, not entire, not absolute; inchoate, crude, rough, sketchy, scanty; deficient, lacking, undeveloped, immature, unfinished, imperfect; inadequate, insufficient, slight, meager.
3. component, composing, constituent, constituting, forming; elemental, factorial, integral, integrant.
4. biased, prejudiced, one-sided, partisan; influenced, persuaded, affected, jaundiced, colored; unfair, inequitable, unjust, unbalanced, uneven, discriminatory.
5. partial to in favor of, fond of, taken with, attracted to; care for, have a liking or taste for, like, have an affinity for, have a weakness or soft spot for.
partiality, n. 1. favoritism, partialness, partisar-ship, partisanry, partisanism, one-sidedness, unilateralism, unilaterality; discrimination, inequity, unfairness, unjustness, injustice.
2. bias, prejudice, predilection, prepossession, predisposition or predisposal for; leaning or bent or inclination toward, proclivity or propensity or mind for; disposition, temperament, humor, nature.
3. preference, favor, fancy, eye, taste, appreciation; attraction, affinity, weakness, soft spot; liking, relish, fondness, love, special feeling or spot, attachment.
partible, adj. divisible, dividable, Archaic, dividual; separable, splittable, scissile, discerptible, portion-able; reducible, capable of being broken down, Math. factorable.
participant, n. 1. participator, partaker, communicant; member, part, sharer, shareholder, partner, copartner, associate, colleague; cooperator, worker, helper, contributor; joint owner, coparcener, joint heir, coheir; joint heiress, coheiress; joint tenant, roommate, housemate. -adj. 2. participating, sharing, partaking,
participate, v. 1. Usu.
participate in partake, partake in, share, share in, have a share in, have a part in, be a part of; play a part in, have something to do with, have a finger in the pie, have a say in.
2. take part in, join in, enter in or into, engage in; contribute, Inf. pitch in, give or lend a hand, pull an oar, help or help out; cooperate, do one's share or part, pull one's weight, work; audit, sit in on.
participation, n. 1. participating, taking part, contributing, contribution, helping, help, cooperation, cooperating.
2. sharing or sharing in, partaking, communion; association, partnership, copartnership; joint ownership, Law. coparcenary, joint heirship, coheirship; joint tenancy, joint occupancy.
participator, n. participant, partaker, sharer. See - participant (def 1). particle, n. 1. bit, mote, Scot. hate or haet; mite, speck, smidgen, Inf. smitch, iota, molecule, atom, jot,
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