Synonyms for coworker
ˈkoʊˌwɜr kər, koʊˈwɜr-co·work·er

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1. coworkernoun

   Synonyms:
   colleague, workmate

2. coworkernoun

   Somebody with whom one works; a companion or workmate.

   He heard from a coworker that the company planned to merge those departments.

   Synonyms:
   colleague, workmate

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1. coworkernoun

   Synonyms:
   colleague, coagent, collaborator, associate

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1. List of paraphrases for "coworker":

   co-worker, colleague

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1. Heston Silbert:

   If you as a resident in the area of the prison have noticed a neighbor hasn't been around, or if you've noticed a coworker hasn't come to work for a period of time, if it's something that's out of the norm, we would ask you to please call.

2. Lesley Stahl:

   One Covid-positive'60 Minutes' coworker had almost no symptoms while others had almost every symptom you can imagine. Each case is different.

3. Jose Vasquez:

   When we talk about people who have died in our community, we are talking about uncles, cousins, siblings, a coworker, a relative, we are talking about people who had a close relationship with any of us one way or another.

4. Sonja Nixon Frazier:

   We saw the driver was slumped over the wheel so we ran to him and pulled him out of the car, i checked for a pulse and found that it was vague. I almost couldn't find it at first. My coworker called 911, but I noticed his fingertips, his ears, and his lips were all blue.

5. Michelle Lee Flores:

   In the event that a costume complaint arises, a company has a tremendous opportunity to make it better quickly … or far worse, say a white person dressed as the convenience store clerk from ‘ The Simpsons ’ and was speaking in an Indian accent all day. A fellow coworker goes to HR and says she feels uncomfortable. If that person is quickly dismissed... that employee is likely to feel even angrier and who knows what could happen.