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went together

verb as in accompany socially

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The two often went together during early warm-up drills, backpedaling in time, then sprinting to catch a pass thrown by a coach.

Both Trumps went together to cast their ballots in the Florida primary last month.

Detectives hadn’t spoken to Iain Packer since 2007, when he was interviewed as a witness, and they went together to the woods where Emma's body was found.

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Several families, including hers, went together and brought their kids.

At the time, Phil Spencer said: "As a family, we are all trying to hold on to the fact mum and dad went together and that neither will ever have to mourn the loss of the other one. Which is a blessing in itself."

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

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