Synonyms for cohort
ˈkoʊ hɔrtco·hort

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1. cohortnoun

   a company of companions or supporters

   Synonyms:
   age bracket, age group

2. cohortnoun

   a band of warriors (originally a unit of a Roman Legion)

   Synonyms:
   age bracket, age group

3. age group, age bracket, cohortnoun

   a group of people having approximately the same age

   Synonyms:
   age bracket, age group

Matched Categories

1. • Company
   • People
   • Set

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1. List of paraphrases for "cohort":

   cohorts

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1. Ken Balcomb:

   There are only about a dozen reproductively viable females remaining in this population and very little possible recruitment to this cohort within the next few years.

2. Lynn Rosenberg:

   If you go to any Alzheimer's website, they're always telling people they should exercise and eat a healthy diet... because these healthy behaviors do seem to lower the incidence of Alzheimer's disease, that would be very encouraging if we found that to be the case in this cohort of women.

3. Ian MacKay:

   It's a huge amount of work, but a powerful study would be one lasting a year or more that enlists a cohort of mums-to-be months before becoming pregnant and intensively monitors them until the delivery of their baby.

4. Daniel Griffin:

   The smallest version of this is two families who decide to form a slightly enlarged social cohort.

5. Steve Xu:

   I think the important thing is all the products in our cohort are highly rated, everyone likes the cheap products as much as the expensive ones.