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go together

VERB
accompany
Synonyms
STRONGEST
add characterize follow
STRONG
append co-occur coexist complete supplement
WEAK
appear with be connected belong to coincide with come with happen with join with occur with take place with
Antonyms
STRONG
subtract
WEAK
abandon desert leave withdraw
VERB
agree
Synonyms
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concur conform
STRONG
accord answer attune blend click cohere coincide concert concord consort correspond equal fit harmonize jibe match parallel square suit synchronize tally
WEAK
be in harmony fall in with get along with go hand in hand go well with
Antonyms
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differ
STRONG
clash disagree diverge divide question refuse separate
WEAK
contend contradict decline dispute dissent oppose protest
VERB
become
Synonyms
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belong to
STRONG
accord adorn agree augment display embellish enrich fit flatter garnish grace harmonize heighten match ornament suit
WEAK
be appropriate go with make handsome set off
Antonyms
STRONG
decrease disagree hurt leave plain mar oppose refuse uglify withhold
VERB
court
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attract charm cultivate entice invite please praise propose pursue seek solicit sue woo
STRONG
allure beseech bid bootlick captivate chase date entreat flatter follow gallant grovel importune serenade spark spoon sweetheart
WEAK
ask in marriage curry favor go out with go steady go with keep company with make love to make overture make time with pander to pay addresses to pay court to pop the question run after seek the hand of set one's cap take out
Antonyms
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condemn deny displease ignore neglect refuse reject repel repulse turn off
STRONG
offend
WEAK
disregard
VERB
date
Synonyms
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see
STRONG
attend court escort woo
WEAK
associate with consort with deuce it fix up go around together go around with go out with go steady keep company make a date step around take out
Antonyms
STRONG
disregard ignore neglect
VERB
fit
Synonyms
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apply become click conform go match suit
STRONG
accord agree answer befit concur consist dovetail harmonize interlock join meet parallel relate respond set tally
WEAK
be apposite be apt be comfortable be consonant be in keeping go with have its place
Antonyms
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mismatch
STRONG
differ oppose
VERB
quadrate
Synonyms
STRONG
accord answer blend check chime click concert concord consort equal fit jibe match parallel square suit tally
WEAK
attune be in harmony cohere coincide comport with concur conform consist correspond fall in with get along with go hand in hand go well with harmonize synchronize
Antonyms
STRONG
disagree question refuse separate
VERB
suit
Synonyms
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become befit conform correspond enhance fit flatter go with gratify please satisfy serve
STRONG
accord agree answer benefit beseem check do fulfill go harmonize match square suffice tally
WEAK
answer a need be proper for be seemly check out cut the mustard fill the bill fit in get by make the grade pass muster
Antonyms
STRONGEST
anger annoy differ disappoint disturb frustrate mismatch offend refuse upset
STRONG
disagree fail miss neglect oppose question
WEAK
displease dissatisfy reject

Example Sentences

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Two women said they would be willing to go to the shelter if there was availability and they could go together, and they could.

From Slate • Mar. 25, 2026

He finished by quoting the former head of the European Space Agency, Jean-Jacques Dordain: "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."

From Barron's • Feb. 5, 2026

As we enter the Christmas season, Garcia noted that the Christmas liturgy is an annual reminder that joy is possible even in the darkest times, and that the two often go together.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 8, 2025

The work version of Mark S. used to be comfortable with daily patterns and efficiently sensing how number groupings go together.

From Salon • Jan. 17, 2025

He had a vague picture in his mind of the way they should go together.

From "Son" by Lois Lowry