co-operator:

(plural: ‘co-operators‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound)

an agriculturist (R) discussing with a farmer cooperator (L)

a person who works or acts together with someone else for a common purpose; a partner;

a person who cooperates; a collaborator;

a member of a cooperative society;

a member of a religious organisation,

new religious cooperators taking an oath at a Church service

e.g.

Uncle Clive got a very minimum sentence (punishment) in the bank robbery case for being a co-operator.

Some law experts fear that giving less severe punishments to cooperators may encourage criminals to commit crime and then to be cooperators in the court of law so that they can get away with less or no punishment at all.

The lives of true religious cooperators are nothing less difficult than that of those hermits or monks who face number of problems, such as physical punishments and persecution, and even give up their lives to be in service to God.

There are specialists in agricultural sectors who go about and help farmer cooperators in cultivating better crops and in an easier way.

For an article that deals with the less or no punishment given to the cooperators — those criminals who cooperate with the court, please click here, for a religious (Christain) blog post which discusses the religious cooperators, please click here. For a blog post about the passing away of a cooperator, please click here. If you are interested in knowing the different types of characters, including a cooperator, in a divorce case, please click here for a vlog, a video blog.

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