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gather
verb as in come or bring together
Strongest matches
assemble, choose, cluster, collect, congregate, convene, converge, crowd, draw, flock, huddle, meet, pick, round up, show up
Strong matches
accumulate, aggregate, amass, associate, capture, concentrate, corral, cull, forgather, garner, group, heap, herd, hoard, marshal, mass, muster, pluck, poke, punch, rally, reunite, stockpile, swarm, throng, unite
Weak matches
bunch up, close with, draw in, gang up, get-together, hang around, hang out, make the scene, pile up, pour in, scare up, scrape together, stack up
verb as in be led to believe; infer
verb as in harvest, pick out
Example Sentences
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.
Greece started to gather themselves and look dangerous again.
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.
“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.
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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