is with
Keeps company with
Is with indicates accompaniment, association, or alignment.
Someone is with a group when they belong to it: She is with the marketing team.
To ask are you with me? checks whether someone understands or agrees.
In relationships, is with signals partnership: He's with someone new.
The phrase can also mean location: The file is with accounting.
- nearbyAt small distance
- conjunctionWord joining clauses together
- companionOne who keeps company
- adjacentDirectly next to
- prepositionRelational grammar term
partner · joined at the hip · solidarity · agreement · in agreement · on the same page · accord · alongside · mutuality · hand in hand · coherence · collaborator · harmony · associate · alignment · stands by · close · consensus