Co-assist
verb ·Rare ·Advanced level
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- 1 Alternative form of coassist. alt-of, alternative
"In the more recent past, maids, family members, particularly grandparents and other non-working female relations and kin (sisters, mothers, aunts, co-wives and sometimes daughters) have co-assisted their grown-up children by continuing to play a key role in providing childcare supoprt to the children both in the developing world and industrialised countries."
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More examples"In the more recent past, maids, family members, particularly grandparents and other non-working female relations and kin (sisters, mothers, aunts, co-wives and sometimes daughters) have co-assisted their grown-up children by continuing to play a key role in providing childcare supoprt to the children both in the developing world and industrialised countries."
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