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collegiality
[ kuh-lee-jee-al-i-tee, -gee- ]
noun
- cooperative interaction among colleagues.
Word History and Origins
Origin of collegiality1
Example Sentences
I think there must be some sort of sense that they’re trying to maximize collegiality and institutional peace ahead of a ruling they’re going to like.
Nevertheless, companies are desperate to find ways to nurture collaboration and collegiality in a remote environment.
He added that he wouldn’t be surprised if Barrett carried this sense of collegiality with her to the Supreme Court.
That could indicate that Barrett is open to the arguments of her more liberal colleagues — or that she is choosing not to dissent in some cases for the sake of collegiality.
Wyden is popular with GOP colleagues for his collegiality, work ethic and willingness to include their ideas in legislation.
Some scoffed that what he would get from Hillary would be a rival team, but Hillary has been the very model of collegiality.
Alas, this era of collegiality and respect, the era of Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan, is over.
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