corporate
Other forms: corporately
Corporate means having to do with a corporation. Playing golf can be a part of corporate culture. A corporate jet is one owned by the company and used for company business.
When people refer to corporate as a noun, as in "I have to ask corporate," it's actually just a shortening of "corporate headquarters." People tend to be on their best behavior at work, where money and advancement are on the line. Therefore, corporate behavior is often associated with being eager to please those in authority.
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of or belonging to a corporation“corporate rates”“corporate structure”
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organized and maintained as a legal corporation“a special agency set up in corporate form”
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synonyms:
incorporated
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organized
formed into a structured or coherent whole
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organized
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done by or characteristic of individuals acting together
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possessing or existing in bodily form
Vocabulary lists containing corporate
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