0 a friendly relationship between people who work together or do the same job:
Reporters in war zones share a sense of cooperation and collegiality.
He described his leadership style as one of inclusiveness, collegiality and teamwork.
The underlying need is for stronger relationships and greater collegiality.
Supporting teachers' progress in achieving their personal goals creates a climate of collaboration and collegiality.
A general lack of collegiality affected every aspect of institutional life.
The section mainly at issue was that on collegiality.
The pace of work was intense, and collegiality and inter-level contact had often degenerated.
One may wonder how such an anarchic game can lead to communities, how any collegiality can emerge from this expansion.
Any doctrine of collegiality at all was bitterly resisted by a small minority.
Real collegiality is based on trust and confidence- it can be relied upon to protect those it considers important.
