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gather

Definition for gather

verb as in be led to believe; infer

verb as in harvest, pick out

Strongest matches

draw, pick up

Weak matches

ingather, take in

verb as in gain, increase

Strongest match

build

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Russian and Ukrainian forces have both been testing AI in this war, and in some areas they are already using it, for finding targets, gathering intelligence and de-mining.

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Greece started to gather themselves and look dangerous again.

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It was, however, another message delivered by the German manager that will carry wider significance as England gather momentum towards next summer's World Cup.

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“Choose a quiet, comfortable location where you can have a private conversation without interruptions. Avoid bringing up the topic during family gatherings or other stressful situations,” it says.

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On a recent Sunday morning in Provo, Utah, a small congregation of about two dozen people gathered in a church hall for ward services.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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