consorts
Keeps company with
Consorts functions as both noun and verb around the idea of companionship.
A consort is a spouse, especially of royalty: the prince consort, the queen consort.
To consort with someone is to keep company with them, often with disapproving overtones: He was known to consort with criminals.
A consort can also be a group of musicians playing together, especially early music ensembles.
Connected persons or links
- companionsThose who accompany
- partnersJoint venture participants
- colleaguesProfessional associates
- peersThose of equal status
comrades · fellows · cohorts · acquaintances · confidants · allies · accomplices · collaborators
Agreement or musical blend
- accordHarmony between parties
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- agreementShared position between parties
- synchronyTemporal coordination
consonance · compatibility · rapport · blends · complements · matches · coordinates · aligns
associates
Connected persons or links
- companionsThose who accompany
- partnersJoint venture participants
- colleaguesProfessional associates
peers · comrades · fellows · cohorts · acquaintances · confidants · allies · accomplices · collaborators · attendants
harmony
Agreement or musical blend
- accordHarmony between parties
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- agreementShared position between parties
synchrony · consonance · compatibility · rapport · blends · complements · matches · coordinates · aligns · balances
- royaltyking, queen, prince, princess, kings
- nobilityking, queen, prince, princess, duke
- Royal Womenempress, queens, princesses, queen mother, queen regent
- Imperial ChinaHan dynasty, emperor, dynasties, emperors, Three Kingdoms
- medieval favoritesroyal favorites, advisors, confidants, courtiers, nobles
- co-rulersco-emperors
consortsavoids
Deliberately stays away from
shuns · dissociates · distances · separates · eschews
- prince consortSovereign's husband by title
- royal consortSpouse of a ruler
- queen consortKing's wife by marriage
queen consort, consort, consortium, consorting, consorted, prince consort