Consortion

/kənˈsɔːr.ʃən/ noun

Definition

The action or state of associating together; companionship or partnership.

Etymology

From Latin consortion, from consortes (partners). An archaic or formal noun describing the act of joining in association.

Kelly Says

In medieval times, 'consortion' between nobility was heavily regulated by law—your choice of associates literally determined your legal rights and social status!

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