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collegial

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Collegial (adj) means relating to, or governed by, a group of colleagues working together.

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1
Relating to, or governed by, a group of colleagues working together.
2
Governed by a group of bishops who all hold the same amount of authority.
3
Relating to a college or the people who study there.
4
Showing the values and standards expected between colleagues in a workplace or profession.
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Etymology

Came into English via Middle English collegial, from Middle French collégial.

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What is the meaning of collegial?
"collegial" (adj) means relating to, or governed by, a group of colleagues working together.
What is another word for collegial?
Other words for "collegial" include collegiate.
What are the different meanings of collegial?
"collegial" has 3 main meanings: 1. Relating to, or governed by, a group of colleagues working together; 2. Governed by a group of bishops who all hold the same amount of authority; 3. Relating to a college or the people who study there.

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