Pronunciation: /kənˌfɛdəˈreɪʃən/
noun a group of states or countries that are united for a common purpose or by a treaty
A1 A confederation is a group of states or countries that are loosely joined together for a common purpose.
A2 The confederation of tribes worked together to defend their land from outside invaders.
B1 The confederation of European nations met to discuss trade agreements and economic cooperation.
B2 The political confederation was formed to address issues of national security and defense.
C1 The confederation of independent states struggled to maintain unity in the face of internal dissent.
C2 The confederation of allied nations was able to negotiate a peace treaty to end the conflict.
adjective confederate (related to a confederation)
A1 The confederation of tribes worked together to protect their land.
A2 The confederation agreement was signed by multiple countries.
B1 The confederation of trade unions negotiated better working conditions for its members.
B2 The confederation of independent states formed a strong alliance.
C1 The confederation of nations collaborated on a peacekeeping mission.
C2 The confederation of political parties worked together to pass new legislation.
formal The confederation of nations worked together to address global issues.
informal The confederation of local businesses helped boost the economy.
slang The confederation of gamers dominated the online competition.
figurative The confederation of ideas led to a breakthrough in scientific research.
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