Collaborate

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Positive UndertonePlay
'Collaborate' suggests a willingly shared effort and is usually seen as positive. SlideThey are excited to collaborate on the new marketing strategy.
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Professional ContextPlay
'Collaborate' is often used in professional or academic settings, indicating teamwork. SlideThe departments will collaborate to improve the software.
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Voluntary ParticipationPlay
Using 'collaborate' means the people involved have chosen to work together. SlideThe artists chose to collaborate on a masterpiece.