Having familiar intercourse in (a family, etc.), among (people, etc.), about (a place). Obsolete. among:—

Joined in companionship, function, or dignity.

Associated together; united in fellowship or companionship. In early use as past participle= consociated adj. at consociate, v. derivatives.

As past participle. Joined or connected with or to some person or thing. In later use archaic.

Joined, united.

Joined together, united, combined; allied. conjoined manipulation (Medicine): bi-manual examination.

That consorts; according, associating, etc.

Joined or associated with another; esp. in a more or less subordinate capacity; ‘joint’.

Coupled, united, conjoined in action or substance; allied, confederated.

Joined in companionship; united in action or purpose, sharing in dignity or office, allied. Associated Press (abbreviated A.P.), an association of…

Tied in the same bundle; intimately connected. bound up inor with: (figurative) having common interests with, ‘wrapped up’ in, dependent upon.

Accompanying, in company.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

That coheres or cleaves together.

That mingles; that mixes with others.

Combined.

Having the quality of associating.