noun
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the cooperative work done by a team
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the ability to work efficiently as a team
Etymology
Origin of teamwork
Example Sentences
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"If I get a chance to be in a leadership role, I believe in teamwork. We can fulfil the demands made during the Gen Z protest only through teamwork."
From Barron's
If a bot can synthesize everyone’s work into a single voice, then people can avoid the hardest part of teamwork, which isn’t writing.
“What began as a heartbreaking act of abandonment has turned into a powerful example of compassion, teamwork, and community partnership,” the department said in a statement.
From Los Angeles Times
Sometimes it’s an economic one that requires teamwork, flexibility and shared understanding.
From MarketWatch
But their teamwork and shared love of British decor make the home feel sentimental and reflect their long history together living on both the East and West Coasts.
From Los Angeles Times
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