together

Definition for together

adjective as in emotionally stable, composed

Weak matches

calm, cool, in sync, stable, well-adjusted, well-balanced, well-organized

adverb as in as a group; all at once

Strongest matches

closely, collectively, in tandem, jointly, simultaneously

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unitedly

adverb as in in a row

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consecutively, continually, continuously, in succession, night and day, on end, one after the other, running, successively, unintermittedly, without a break, without interruption

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For example, previous research has lumped together educational gain of white older adults and Black older adults, although school mandates weren't consistently enforced for Black children in the United States.

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While earlier studies of play in wild adult chimpanzees had been lacking, they recognized that adult males and females in these groups play together regularly.

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Emery needs his best attackers to find form, his defence to sharpen up, and Kamara to hold things together at the base of midfield.

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"When it comes to producing, I love the ability to put all the pieces together, to be able to pick the great talent, to see where they can go."

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While related and often paired together, war crimes and crimes against humanity are separately defined.

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