A word that is a synonym for groups

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  • class

    categorize, category

  • party

    crowd, collection

  • bunch

    cluster, people

  • set

    faction, quantity

  • band

    crowd, collection

  • sort

    type, category

  • rank

    allocation, class

  • cluster

    gang, assemble

  • body

    crowd, animal

  • company

    crowd, collection

  • batch

    thing, crowd

  • clump

    cluster, thing

  • categorize

    classify, categorise

  • grouping

    category

  • circle

    association, organization

  • classify

    categorize, arrange

  • category

    type, division

  • gang

    animal, band

  • troop

    assemblage, band of soldiers

  • faction

    number of individuals collectively

  • lot

    amount, category

  • crowd

    people, multitude

  • collection

    cluster, whole

  • division

    type, class

  • assemble

    activity, classify

  • knot

    bunch, cluster

  • assemblage

    people, gang

  • gather

    unite, activity

  • grade

    class, categorize

  • pack

    thing, animal

  • clique

    gang, faction

  • arrange

    allocation, classify

  • gathering

    collection, people

  • congregation

    collection, collect

  • pigeonhole

    categorize, classify

  • range

    arrange, classify

  • type

    category, sort

  • club

    association, number of individuals collectively

  • order

    association, division

  • society

    association, number of individuals collectively

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Things that are brought together by chance or by design

“She placed the colored clothes into a separate group from the white clothes.”

People who have gathered together

“A group of boys were loitering outside the shop.”

A class or category of people or things

“This group of insect has a tendency to spread disease.”

A gathering of people who work together or share beliefs

“We are a small group of enthusiasts who go hiking at a new destination each weekend.”

A commercial organization consisting of several companies

“The internet group ran a network of websites focusing on current affairs.”

A faction or division

“The militant group was planning an assault on those who opposed their ideology.”

Musicians who play music together

“The group would perform their unique brand of music at local music festivals.”

A group of people constituted as the decision-making body of an organization

Staff or workers collectively, especially for a given organization

Special-interest group

A thing that is complete in itself

One’s class or status in society

A group of persons associated with a nation, class, or ethnic group

A wide selection, assortment or variety (of something)

A compact mass of a substance, especially one without a definite or regular shape

An amount or number of something

Heirs and assigns

A group of people who meet to gain psychological benefit through close contact with one another

A network of individuals whom one is acquainted with

Smaller entity of whole

People or mankind in general

A government-owned agency

A contiguous area of land totally surrounded by water

An assemblage or collection of related things

To put or arrange into categories

“You can group your favorite music by artist or genre.”

To form into a group or groups

“The students would group based on their common interests.”

To form a partnership or alliance

“We have decided to group with Acme Corporation to produce products that can more effectively catch the Road Runner.”

To produce (a list or book) by assembling information collected from other sources

To draw an association between two or more things

Keep apart

(of political activity) Participated in by a large part of the public rather than driven by politicians or political parties

Used by or involving multiple entities

Relating to a section or group within a community

Relating to a socially, ethnically, and politically cohesive group

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5-letter Words Starting With

  • association
  • band
  • body
  • class
  • club
  • company
  • crowd
  • faction
  • gang
  • organization
  • party
  • society
  • troop
  • accumulation
  • aggregation
  • assemblage
  • assembly
  • assortment
  • batch
  • battery
  • bevy
  • bunch
  • bundle
  • cartel
  • category
  • chain
  • circle
  • clique
  • clot
  • clump
  • cluster
  • clutch
  • collection
  • combination
  • combine
  • conglomerate
  • congregation
  • coterie
  • covey
  • crew
  • formation
  • gathering
  • grade
  • league
  • lot
  • mess
  • pack
  • parcel
  • passel
  • platoon
  • pool
  • posse
  • set
  • sort
  • suite
  • syndicate
  • trust
  • shooting match
  • arrange
  • gather
  • meet
  • organize
  • assemble
  • associate
  • bracket
  • bunch
  • cluster
  • collect
  • congregate
  • consort
  • corral
  • crowd
  • harmonize
  • huddle
  • link
  • poke
  • punch
  • systematize
  • band together
  • bunch up
  • gang around
  • gang up
  • get-together
  • hang out
  • make the scene
  • round up
  • scare up
  • arrange
  • categorize
  • gather
  • organize
  • assemble
  • associate
  • assort
  • bracket
  • class
  • dispose
  • file
  • marshal
  • order
  • pigeonhole
  • range
  • rank
  • put together

On this page you’ll find 279 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to group, such as: association, band, body, class, club, and company.

  • disarrange
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • disperse
  • divide
  • scatter
  • separate
  • disagree
  • disconnect
  • jumble
  • mix up
  • spread
  • disarrange
  • disorder
  • disorganize
  • disperse
  • scatter
  • divide
  • separate
  • jumble
  • mix up
  • spread

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WORDS RELATED TO GROUP

  • accumulation
  • aggregate
  • aggregation
  • collection
  • ensemble
  • entirety
  • everyone
  • everything
  • gross
  • group
  • integer
  • jackpot
  • lock stock and barrel
  • mass
  • quantity
  • sum
  • sum total
  • total
  • unit
  • utmost
  • whole ball of wax
  • whole enchilada
  • whole nine yards
  • whole schmear
  • whole shooting match
  • whole show
  • works
  • align
  • array
  • class
  • classify
  • clear the decks
  • dispose
  • file
  • fix up
  • form
  • group
  • line up
  • methodize
  • organize
  • police
  • police up
  • position
  • put in good shape
  • put in order
  • put to rights
  • range
  • rank
  • regulate
  • sort
  • spruce
  • spruce up
  • systematize
  • tidy
  • whip into shape
  • adapts
  • adjusts
  • agrees to
  • blueprints
  • charts
  • comes to terms
  • compromises
  • concerts
  • constructs
  • contrives
  • decides
  • designs
  • determines
  • devises
  • directs
  • drafts
  • establishes
  • frames
  • gets acts together
  • gets ready
  • hammers out a deal
  • harmonizes
  • irons out
  • lies out
  • line up
  • makes a connection
  • makes ready
  • manages
  • maps out
  • negotiates
  • organizes
  • prepares
  • projects
  • promotes
  • provides
  • pulls a wire
  • pulls things together
  • quarterbacks
  • resolves
  • schedules
  • schemes
  • sets stage
  • settles
  • shapes up
  • tailors
  • works out
  • works out a deal
  • align
  • display
  • exhibit
  • form
  • group
  • line up
  • methodize
  • organize
  • parade
  • range
  • set
  • show
  • systematize
  • attires
  • bedecks
  • clothes
  • decks
  • decks out
  • decorates
  • dogs out
  • drapes
  • dudes up
  • duds
  • fits
  • fits out
  • garbs
  • outfits
  • suits up
  • togs
  • tries on
  • turns out
  • wraps
  • aggregation
  • assembly
  • association
  • collection
  • company
  • congregation
  • convergence
  • crowd
  • group
  • throng

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WiktionaryRate these synonyms:3.0 / 1 vote

  1. groupnoun

    Synonyms:
    ensemble, collection, gather, amass, collect, categorize, classify, categorise, set, band

  2. groupnoun

    In the Unix operating system, a number of users with same rights with respect to accession, modification, and execution of files, computers and peripherals.

    Synonyms:
    band, set, collection, ensemble

  3. groupverb

    An element of an espresso machine from which hot water pours into the portafilter.

    Synonyms:
    collection, ensemble, set, band

  4. groupnoun

    A number of things or persons being in some relation to one another.

    Synonyms:
    amass, gather, classify, categorize, categorise, collect, set, collection, ensemble, band

  5. groupnoun

    A set with an associative binary operation, under which there exists an identity element, and such that each element has an inverse.

    Synonyms:
    band, amass, classify, categorize, collect, categorise, gather, set, collection, ensemble

  6. groupnoun

    A (usually small) group of people who perform music together.

    Did you see the new jazz group?

    Synonyms:
    collection, set, band, ensemble

  7. groupnoun

    A small number (up to about fifty) of galaxies that are near each other.

    Synonyms:
    ensemble, set, band, collection

  8. groupnoun

    A column in the periodic table of chemical elements.

    Synonyms:
    band, set, ensemble, collection

  9. groupnoun

    A functional entity consisting of certain atoms whose presence provides a certain property to a molecule, such as the methyl group.

    Synonyms:
    set, collection, ensemble, band

  10. groupnoun

    A subset of a culture or of a society.

    Synonyms:
    ensemble, set, collection, band

  11. groupnoun

    An air force formation.

    Synonyms:
    set, band, collection, ensemble

  12. groupnoun

    A collection of formations or rock strata.

    Synonyms:
    band, ensemble, set, collection

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 2 votes

  1. group

    Company, from the Latin cum, with, and panis, bread, denotes primarily the association of those who eat at a common table, or the persons so associated, table-companions, messmates, friends, and hence is widely extended to include any association of those united permanently or temporarily, for business, pleasure, festivity, travel, etc., or by sorrow, misfortune, or wrong; company may denote an indefinite number (ordinarily more than two), but less than a multitude; in the military sense a company is a limited and definite number of men; company implies more unity of feeling and purpose than crowd, and is a less formal and more familiar word than assemblage or assembly. An assemblage may be of persons or of objects; an assembly is always of persons. An assemblage is promiscuous and unorganized; an assembly is organized and united in some common purpose. A conclave is a secret assembly. A convocation is an assembly called by authority for a special purpose; the term convention suggests less dependence upon any superior authority or summons. A group is small in number and distinct in outline, clearly marked off from all else in space or time. Collection, crowd, gathering, group, and multitude have the unorganized and promiscuous character of the assemblage; the other terms come under the general idea of assembly. Congregation is now almost exclusively religious; meeting is often so used, but is less restricted, as we may speak of a meeting of armed men. Gathering refers to a coming together, commonly of numbers, from far and near; as, the gathering of the Scottish clans.

    Synonyms:
    assemblage, assembly, collection, company, conclave, concourse, conference, congregation, convention, convocation, crowd, gathering, host, meeting, multitude, throng

    Antonyms:
    dispersion, loneliness, privacy, retirement, seclusion, solitude

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:4.0 / 2 votes

  1. group

    Synonyms:
    cluster, bunch, knot, assemblage, collocation, class, collection, clump, order, assembly

    Antonyms:
    isolation, individual, crowd, confusion, medley

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 4 votes

  1. group, groupingnoun

    any number of entities (members) considered as a unit

    Synonyms:
    radical, mathematical group, chemical group, grouping, pigeonholing

  2. group, radical, chemical groupnoun

    (chemistry) two or more atoms bound together as a single unit and forming part of a molecule

    Synonyms:
    root, theme, root word, free radical, grouping, radical, mathematical group, base, chemical group, stem

  3. group, mathematical groupverb

    a set that is closed, associative, has an identity element and every element has an inverse

    Synonyms:
    radical, mathematical group, chemical group, grouping

  4. groupverb

    arrange into a group or groups

    «Can you group these shapes together?»

    Synonyms:
    aggroup

  5. group, aggroupverb

    form a group or group together

    Synonyms:
    aggroup

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    • Chemistry
    • Classify
    • Unit

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  1. club

    many people

    i joined this new reading group and instantly loved it.

    Submitted by anonymous on February 17, 2021  

  2. confederancy

    Submitted by rinat on August 11, 2019  

  3. parea

    a number of people who gather regularly to share their experiences and ideas with each other.

    the parea organized their meeting during the sunset at the beach.

    Submitted by rinat on June 5, 2017  

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:2.0 / 1 vote

  1. List of paraphrases for «group»:

    panel, groups, groupe, task, unit, team, cluster, grouping, grupo, working, syndicate, band, pool, party, collective, category, caucus, teams, bunch, gruppo, groep, set, fraktion, section

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  1. Hector Rodriguez:

    It’s an easy choice for me. I am going to vote up and down the ballot for all democrats because at this point the Republican Party is not doing the job for all Americans and that’s sad to see, i used to vote Republican. Not anymore because they are just doing things for a select group of people, usually the people who have money.

  2. Superintendent Aaron D. Cornman:

    For the group of parents I’m communicating with this isn’t about a particular student; this is about putting rules in place that everybody can live with, i’ve tried to keep it about the need for policy so we can set some ground rules. Maybe not everyone agrees to them, but at least at that point we know what they are and we can work from there.

  3. Anthony Tan:

    Grab’s partnership with the Lippo Group to develop a universal payments platform will be a leap forward for e-money in Indonesia.

  4. Sayyid Kamal Kharrazi:

    A national army can not be listed as a terrorist group, that is very important for Iranians to have the IRGC removed from the list.

  5. Shirley Ezel:

    My uncle was very protective of me growing up because I was the only girl in a whole group of boys.


Translations for group

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  • جماعة, مجموعةArabic
  • төркөмBashkir
  • групаBelarusian
  • групаBulgarian
  • grupCatalan, Valencian
  • skupina, kapela, seskupit, grupaCzech
  • twrWelsh
  • gruppeDanish
  • Gruppe, gruppieren, BenutzergruppeGerman
  • συγκρότημα, ομάδαGreek
  • grupo, ariĝiEsperanto
  • grupo, agruparSpanish
  • rühmitamine, rühmEstonian
  • taldeBasque
  • گروهPersian
  • ryhmittää, joukko, ryhmä, luokitella, ryhmittyä, yhtye, ryhmitelläFinnish
  • groupe, grouperFrench
  • kloftWestern Frisian
  • dreamIrish
  • cuideachdScottish Gaelic
  • fatado, feixe, grupo, fatoGalician
  • קבוצה, להקה, להקHebrew
  • गटHindi
  • csoport, együttesHungarian
  • խումբArmenian
  • kelompok, grup, gugusIndonesian
  • grúpaIcelandic
  • gruppo, raggruppareItalian
  • קבוצהHebrew
  • グループ, 集団, 群Japanese
  • топKazakh
  • ក្រុមKhmer
  • ಗುಂಪುKannada
  • 그룹Korean
  • کۆمه‌ڵKurdish
  • globus, circulus, glomero, circulorLatin
  • grupėLithuanian
  • grupaLatvian
  • групаMacedonian
  • samoohaMarathi
  • gruppeNorwegian
  • verzameling, groep, groeperenDutch
  • gruppeNorwegian Nynorsk
  • gruppeNorwegian
  • gropOccitan
  • grupaPolish
  • grupo, agrupar, triboPortuguese
  • grup, grupaRomanian
  • группа, группировать, коллектив, авиаполкRussian
  • група, skupina, grupa, скупинаSerbo-Croatian
  • skupinaSlovene
  • grupp, hop, grupperaSwedish
  • kundi, makundiSwahili
  • குழுTamil
  • గుంపు, సమూహంTelugu
  • กลุ่มThai
  • grupTurkish
  • групаUkrainian
  • گروپUrdu
  • nhómVietnamese
  • גרופּעYiddish
  • Chinese

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[ ɡɹˈuːp], [ ɡɹˈuːp], [ ɡ_ɹ_ˈuː_p]

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Similar words for group:

  • collected (adjective)

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • social (adjective)

  • aggroup (noun)

  • all (noun)

  • assemblage, crowd, often disorganized (noun)

  • assembled group, especially concerned with church-going (noun)

  • assembly (noun)

  • assortment (noun)

  • belonging to organization; those belonging to a group (noun)

  • bevy (noun)

  • blockage, mass of coagulation (noun)

  • body (noun)

  • brigade (noun)

  • bunch (noun)

  • bundle (noun)

  • caste (noun)

  • category (noun)

  • chain (noun)

  • chemical group (noun)

  • clan (noun)

  • class, kind (noun)

  • classification (noun)

  • clot (noun)

  • collection (noun)

  • company (noun)

  • composite organization (noun)

  • conglomerate (noun)

  • congregation (noun)

  • convoy (noun)

  • crew (noun)

  • crowd (noun)

  • cultural subgroup (noun)

  • denomination (noun)

  • drive, campaign (noun)

  • ensemble (noun)

  • family (noun)

  • flotilla (noun)

  • folk (noun)

  • following (noun)

  • gallimaufry (noun)

  • gathering (noun)

  • gathering room (noun)

  • genre/genus (noun)

  • genus (noun)

  • gob (noun)

  • grade (noun)

  • group (noun)

  • grouping (noun)

  • group of business entities (noun)

  • inhabitants (noun)

  • league (noun)

  • legion (noun)

  • line (noun)

  • lot (noun)

  • lump (noun)

  • mass (noun)

  • mathematical group (noun)

  • minority (noun)

  • movement (noun)

  • muster (noun)

  • number of individuals collectively (noun)

  • orchestra (noun)

  • order, succession (noun)

  • panel (noun)

  • personnel (noun)

  • persons of an interest or belief (noun)

  • pool (noun)

  • quality (noun)

  • radical (noun)

  • rank (noun)

  • salon (noun)

  • sect (noun)

  • series (noun)

  • set that is part of a larger set (noun)

  • society (noun)

  • sort (noun)

  • subdivision (noun)

  • symphony (noun)

  • syndicate (noun)

  • troupe (noun)

  • trust (noun)

  • tuft (noun)

  • type (noun)

  • unit (noun)

  • whole; totality (noun)

  • wing (noun)

  • world (noun)

  • accumulate, come together (verb)

  • amass, collect in pile (verb)

  • arrange (verb)

  • arrange, organize (verb)

  • arrange, systematize (verb)

  • arrange in collection or order (verb)

  • arrange in order (verb)

  • arrange or order (verb)

  • array (verb)

  • assemblage (verb)

  • assemble (verb)

  • assemble, accumulate (verb)

  • associate (verb)

  • bring together (verb)

  • bunch (verb)

  • categorize (verb)

  • categorize; shelve (verb)

  • class (verb)

  • classify (verb)

  • classify, grade (verb)

  • classify, sort (verb)

  • cognition (verb)

  • collect (verb)

  • compile (verb)

  • dispose (verb)

  • distribute (verb)

  • flock (verb)

  • gather (verb)

  • grade (verb)

  • graduate (verb)

  • heap (verb)

  • isolate, segregate (verb)

  • keep apart; segregate; separate (verb)

  • line (verb)

  • link (verb)

  • marshal (verb)

  • muster (verb)

  • order, sort (verb)

  • organize (verb)

  • pay immediate attention to particular priorities (verb)

  • pigeonhole (verb)

  • place (verb)

  • put in order; classify (verb)

  • raise (verb)

  • separate (verb)

  • sort (verb)

  • sort collection (verb)

  • split up (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • a people

  • categorize

  • clan

  • clump

  • collect

  • grade

  • joint

  • line

  • order

  • quartet

  • separate

  • split up

  • unit

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Homophones for group

Hypernyms for group

Hyponyms for group

Antonyms for group

  • adj.

    collected (adjective)

    • collective.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • social,
    • complex,
    • grouper,
    • societal,
    • common.

    • most community,
    • in formative,
    • in-formative,
    • more community,
    • groupest.
  • n.

    • agent,
    • anchor,
    • big business,
    • account,
    • blue-chip,
    • affiliate,
    • communal,
    • racial,
    • agency,
    • the biz,
    • acquisition,
    • kindred.

    • commission,
    • knot,
    • Support Group,
    • association,
    • flash mob,
    • clump,
    • lot,
    • police,
    • clutch,
    • flash mobbing,
    • batch,
    • panel.

    • age group,
    • busload,
    • crush.

    • dance band,
    • gamelan,
    • girl band,
    • boy band,
    • ensemble,
    • chamber orchestra,
    • brass band,
    • combo.

    • in company with,
    • in association with,
    • in unison,
    • together.

    • cross-section.

    • one or two,
    • hairsbreadth.

    • line.

    aggroup (noun)

    • aggroup.

    all (noun)

    • lock stock barrels,
    • whole schmear,
    • whole show,
    • whole nine yards,
    • sum,
    • lock stock barrel,
    • utmosts,
    • whole shooting match,
    • wall wall,
    • across board,
    • lock stock and barrels,
    • across the board,
    • whole shows,
    • whole shooting matches,
    • whole enchilada,
    • lock stock and barrel,
    • wall to wall,
    • integers,
    • whole enchiladas,
    • whole ball wax,
    • whole ball of wax,
    • whole nine yard,
    • whole schmears.

    assemblage, crowd, often disorganized (noun)

    • huddle.

    assembled group, especially concerned with church-going (noun)

    • congregation.

    assembly (noun)

    • coffee klatch,
    • clambake,
    • clambakes,
    • sitin,
    • sit in,
    • gettogether,
    • coffee klatches.

    assortment (noun)

    • medley,
    • combos,
    • mixed bag.

    belonging to organization; those belonging to a group (noun)

    • membership.

    bevy (noun)

    • bevy,
    • be-vies,
    • be vies.

    blockage, mass of coagulation (noun)

    • clot.

    body (noun)

    • mob.

    brigade (noun)

    • brigade,
    • out-fits,
    • out fits,
    • out-fit,
    • out fit,
    • troop.

    bunch (noun)

    • shebang,
    • gang,
    • caboodle,
    • sheaf,
    • Sheaves,
    • shebangs,
    • caboodles,
    • messes,
    • shooting matches,
    • shooting match.

    bundle (noun)

    • pallets,
    • pallet.

    caste (noun)

    • caste.

    category (noun)

    • heading.

    chain (noun)

    • catena,
    • catenae,
    • progression.

    chemical group (noun)

    • chemical group.

    clan (noun)

    • in-sider,
    • tribe,
    • in sider,
    • insiders,
    • insider.

    class, kind (noun)

    • type.

    classification (noun)

    • cataloguings,
    • alloting,
    • co ordinations,
    • coordinations,
    • co-ordinations,
    • gradings,
    • collocations,
    • sortings,
    • coordination,
    • collocation,
    • dis-position,
    • pigeonholings,
    • ordination,
    • dis positions,
    • Taxonomies,
    • dis position,
    • tabulatings,
    • co-ordination,
    • sizings,
    • distributings,
    • orderings,
    • codifications,
    • Cataloguing,
    • codification,
    • typecasting,
    • categorizings,
    • co ordination,
    • sizing,
    • typecastings,
    • allotings,
    • dis-positions.

    clot (noun)

    • embolism,
    • Coagula,
    • CURDS,
    • Grume,
    • Thrombi,
    • Emboli,
    • embolus,
    • curdling,
    • coalescence,
    • conglutination,
    • curd,
    • thrombus,
    • Embolisms,
    • coagulum.

    collection (noun)

    • partnership,
    • bloc,
    • assortment,
    • omnium-gatherum,
    • stew,
    • college,
    • salad,
    • formation,
    • council,
    • federation,
    • corps.

    company (noun)

    • troupe,
    • retinue.

    composite organization (noun)

    • conglomerate.

    conglomerate (noun)

    • multinational,
    • multi-nationals,
    • multi nationals,
    • multi-national,
    • multi national,
    • multinationals.

    congregation (noun)

    • flock,
    • assembly,
    • laity,
    • churchgoers,
    • churchgoer,
    • parishioners,
    • parishioner.

    convoy (noun)

    • convoy.

    crew (noun)

    • staff,
    • force,
    • sect,
    • drove,
    • cabal,
    • circle,
    • nest,
    • clique,
    • clan,
    • detachment,
    • complement,
    • body,
    • covey,
    • string,
    • posse,
    • hive,
    • crew,
    • coalition,
    • junta,
    • detail,
    • ring,
    • wing,
    • fleet,
    • school,
    • platoon,
    • battalion,
    • fellowship,
    • coterie,
    • collection,
    • army,
    • company,
    • society,
    • litter,
    • colony,
    • league,
    • union,
    • assemblage,
    • regiment,
    • team,
    • pack,
    • herd,
    • club,
    • phalanx,
    • cadre,
    • party,
    • aggregation,
    • squad,
    • faction,
    • host,
    • cell,
    • crowd,
    • fraternity,
    • caucus,
    • division,
    • outfit.

    crowd (noun)

    • de luges,
    • in-crowd,
    • de-luges,
    • in-crowds,
    • streams,
    • great unwasheds,
    • incrowds,
    • rank file,
    • de luge,
    • flood,
    • incrowd,
    • de-luge,
    • in crowds,
    • rank and file,
    • great unwashed,
    • gaggles,
    • peoples,
    • gaggle,
    • in crowd.

    cultural subgroup (noun)

    • subculture.

    denomination (noun)

    • de-nomination,
    • de-nominations,
    • de nomination,
    • de nominations.

    drive, campaign (noun)

    • movement.

    ensemble (noun)

    • quintet,
    • octet,
    • choir,
    • quartet,
    • sextet,
    • choirs,
    • quintets,
    • octets,
    • sextets,
    • quartets.

    family (noun)

    • fore bear,
    • in-law,
    • pro-genitor,
    • de scents,
    • in law,
    • heirs assigns,
    • in heritance,
    • forebear,
    • inlaws,
    • heirs and assign,
    • in-heritance,
    • de-scents,
    • in heritances,
    • childrens,
    • kith kin,
    • fore-bears,
    • heirs assign,
    • ex-traction,
    • Inlaw,
    • ex tractions,
    • pro genitor,
    • pro-genitors,
    • in-laws,
    • in-heritances,
    • de-scent,
    • pro genitors,
    • heirs and assigns,
    • ex-tractions,
    • de scent,
    • Family,
    • ex traction,
    • in laws,
    • fore-bear,
    • fore bears.

    flotilla (noun)

    • argosy,
    • Argosies,
    • flotilla.

    folk (noun)

    • general publics,
    • in-habitants,
    • culture groups,
    • culture group,
    • in habitants,
    • Ethnic Groups,
    • ethnic group,
    • general public.

    following (noun)

    • clientage,
    • dependents,
    • entourage.

    gallimaufry (noun)

    • Gallimaufry.

    gathering (noun)

    • gathering,
    • social functions,
    • social function.

    gathering room (noun)

    • salon.

    genre/genus (noun)

    • genuses,
    • genres.

    genus (noun)

    • subfamilies,
    • genus,
    • sub families,
    • sub-family,
    • subfamily,
    • sub-families,
    • sub family.

    gob (noun)

    • protuberan.

    grade (noun)

    • rung,
    • de-grees,
    • de grees,
    • de-gree,
    • de gree,
    • grades.

    group (noun)

    • spacing.

    grouping (noun)

    • grouping.

    group of business entities (noun)

    • syndicate.

    inhabitants (noun)

    • population.

    league (noun)

    • consortia,
    • consortium.

    legion (noun)

    • Phalanxes,
    • Phalanges.

    line (noun)

    • scar.

    lot (noun)

    • great deals,
    • great deal.

    lump (noun)

    • wedge,
    • gob,
    • Knurl,
    • knurls,
    • tumescence,
    • solids,
    • handfuls.

    mass (noun)

    • lion share,
    • greater part,
    • greater parts,
    • lions share,
    • staples.

    mathematical group (noun)

    • mathematical group.

    minority (noun)

    • Pupilage.

    movement (noun)

    • dis-placement,
    • un rests,
    • dis-placements,
    • mobilizations,
    • mobilization,
    • Movements,
    • un-rests,
    • dis placement,
    • transition,
    • evolution,
    • dis placements,
    • un rest,
    • un-rest.

    muster (noun)

    • call-up,
    • nose count,
    • call-ups,
    • nose counts,
    • call ups,
    • callups,
    • callup.

    number of individuals collectively (noun)

    • sort,
    • battery,
    • accumulation,
    • set,
    • passel,
    • chain,
    • suite,
    • parcel,
    • grade,
    • mess,
    • combine.

    orchestra (noun)

    • sinfoniettas,
    • sinfonietta.

    order, succession (noun)

    • series.

    panel (noun)

    • re-presentative,
    • re presentative.

    personnel (noun)

    • men and women.

    persons of an interest or belief (noun)

    • following.

    pool (noun)

    • pro-visions,
    • pro visions.

    quality (noun)

    • Qualities,
    • excellency,
    • pre-eminence,
    • pre-eminences,
    • Excellencies,
    • pre eminences,
    • pre eminence.

    radical (noun)

    • radical.

    rank (noun)

    • hierarchy.

    salon (noun)

    • showrooms,
    • showroom.

    sect (noun)

    • splinter group.

    series (noun)

    • pro-cession,
    • pro-cessions,
    • pro cession,
    • pro cessions.

    set that is part of a larger set (noun)

    • subset.

    society (noun)

    • tie in,
    • tieup,
    • tiein.

    sort (noun)

    • likes ofs,
    • likes of.

    subdivision (noun)

    • minor groups,
    • minor group,
    • Subsidiaries,
    • subclasses,
    • sub-class,
    • sub classes,
    • sub divisions,
    • lower group,
    • sub division,
    • lower groups,
    • sub class,
    • sub-divisions,
    • sub-division,
    • sub-classes,
    • subclass.

    symphony (noun)

    • orchestra.

    syndicate (noun)

    • megacorp.

    troupe (noun)

    • acting company,
    • stock company,
    • acting companies,
    • stock companies,
    • repertory company.

    trust (noun)

    • multinational organization,
    • Monopolies.

    tuft (noun)

    • topknot,
    • plumage,
    • cowlick,
    • ruff,
    • tussock,
    • plumages,
    • Top-knot,
    • topknots,
    • ruffs,
    • tussocks.

    type (noun)

    • genre.

    unit (noun)

    • Ones.

    whole; totality (noun)

    • all.

    wing (noun)

    • ells,
    • ell.

    world (noun)

    • human race,
    • human races,
    • world.
  • v.

    accumulate, come together (verb)

    • collect.

    amass, collect in pile (verb)

    • heap.

    arrange (verb)

    • Filed,
    • whipt in to shape,
    • line up,
    • whipping into shape,
    • put in order,
    • whip in to shape,
    • Sprucing,
    • lining up,
    • spruces,
    • putting to rights,
    • whipped into shape,
    • put to rights,
    • lines up,
    • Policing,
    • lined up,
    • put rights,
    • puts rights,
    • polices,
    • puts in order,
    • polices up,
    • putting good shape,
    • whips into shape,
    • whips in to shape,
    • whip into shape,
    • whipt into shape,
    • putting in order,
    • putting in good shape,
    • whipped in to shape,
    • police up,
    • grouped,
    • put in good shape,
    • puts good shape,
    • clear decks,
    • putting rights,
    • put order,
    • policing up,
    • put good shape,
    • puts order,
    • whipping in to shape,
    • putting order,
    • Policed,
    • puts to rights,
    • positioning,
    • policed up,
    • puts in good shape,
    • Spruced.

    arrange, organize (verb)

    • order.

    arrange, systematize (verb)

    • organize.

    arrange in collection or order (verb)

    • array.

    arrange in order (verb)

    • Methodize.

    arrange or order (verb)

    • assort.

    array (verb)

    • dis plays,
    • dis-played,
    • dis-plays,
    • dis-playing,
    • dis-play,
    • dis played,
    • dis play,
    • dis playing.

    assemblage (verb)

    • aggregationing,
    • collectioned,
    • convergencing,
    • assemblying,
    • congregationed,
    • Thronging,
    • convergenced,
    • thronged,
    • assemblied,
    • collectioning,
    • Companied,
    • Companying,
    • congregationing,
    • associationing,
    • throngs,
    • associationed,
    • aggregationed.

    assemble (verb)

    • bunching up,
    • brought together,
    • Rallied,
    • re-united,
    • gang up,
    • called together,
    • bunch up,
    • re unites,
    • coming together,
    • meets up,
    • agglomerated,
    • made scene,
    • meeting up,
    • bunched up,
    • calling together,
    • calls together,
    • makes scene,
    • bringing together,
    • scaring up,
    • brings together,
    • re-unite,
    • re unite,
    • re uniting,
    • come together,
    • making scene,
    • call together,
    • making the scene,
    • re united,
    • came together,
    • re-unites,
    • Summoned,
    • Agglomerating,
    • met up,
    • gangs up,
    • bring together,
    • re-uniting,
    • made the scene,
    • meet up,
    • make the scene,
    • make scene,
    • scared up,
    • bunches up,
    • scares up,
    • ganged up,
    • scare up,
    • ganging up,
    • comes together,
    • makes the scene.

    assemble, accumulate (verb)

    • compile.

    associate (verb)

    • lumps together,
    • thought of together,
    • re late,
    • lump together,
    • concording,
    • think together,
    • thinks of together,
    • lumped together,
    • think of together,
    • re-late,
    • re-lated,
    • identify,
    • thinks together,
    • thinking together,
    • lumping together,
    • thinking of together,
    • thought together,
    • concorded,
    • Bracketing,
    • Bracketed.

    bring together (verb)

    • corral,
    • consort,
    • assemble,
    • round up,
    • poke,
    • harmonize,
    • meet,
    • associate,
    • link,
    • band together,
    • hang out,
    • systematize,
    • punch,
    • gang around,
    • arrange.

    bunch (verb)

    • Massing.

    categorize (verb)

    • label,
    • stamp,
    • brand,
    • designate.

    categorize; shelve (verb)

    • pigeonhole.

    class (verb)

    • evaluate,
    • re-gard,
    • Gauging,
    • re gards,
    • Accounted,
    • gauge.

    classify (verb)

    • Regimenting,
    • take one measure,
    • embodies,
    • rank out,
    • in-corporates,
    • co ordinates,
    • sizes up,
    • co ordinate,
    • take ones measure,
    • co-ordinate,
    • taking measure,
    • Ticketed,
    • sized up,
    • sizing up,
    • put down for,
    • catalogued,
    • ticket,
    • ranked out,
    • took measure,
    • takes one measure,
    • taking one’s measure,
    • Docketed,
    • ranking out,
    • putting down for,
    • labelled,
    • take measure,
    • in-corporate,
    • Ticketing,
    • Co-ordinates,
    • takes measure,
    • labeled,
    • in corporate,
    • Docketing,
    • takes one’s measure,
    • Tabulated,
    • took one measure,
    • took ones measure,
    • taking one measure,
    • in corporates,
    • ranks out,
    • taking ones measure,
    • brake down,
    • puts down for,
    • take one’s measure,
    • took one’s measure,
    • broke down,
    • Labelling,
    • takes ones measure,
    • Numbered,
    • breaks down.

    classify, grade (verb)

    • graduate.

    classify, sort (verb)

    • categorize,
    • rank,
    • put together,
    • range,
    • marshal,
    • dispose.

    cognition (verb)

    • group.

    collect (verb)

    • bunch,
    • mix,
    • aggregate,
    • band.

    compile (verb)

    • draws together,
    • Colligating,
    • anthologizes,
    • heaped up,
    • re-capitulating,
    • heaps up,
    • anthologize,
    • heap up,
    • re-capitulated,
    • re capitulated,
    • recapitulate,
    • drew together,
    • heaping up,
    • re capitulating,
    • colligate,
    • colligates,
    • anthologized,
    • re-capitulates,
    • draw together,
    • Colligated,
    • re capitulate,
    • re capitulates,
    • re-capitulate,
    • anthologizing,
    • drawing together.

    dispose (verb)

    • dis posed,
    • putting one foot down,
    • laid down law,
    • reads the riot act,
    • pre-pare,
    • pro-motes,
    • called tune,
    • in clines,
    • dis posing,
    • calls the tune,
    • pre disposing,
    • make willing,
    • call the tune,
    • dis-posed,
    • pro-moting,
    • put foot down,
    • dis-posing,
    • made willing,
    • laying down the law,
    • in duce,
    • in-cline,
    • putting one’s foot down,
    • makes willing,
    • putting ones foot down,
    • setting in order,
    • in-duces,
    • pre-disposes,
    • pre dispose,
    • put ones foot down,
    • Shepherding,
    • sets in order,
    • calls tune,
    • calling tune,
    • pre-paring,
    • pre pares,
    • in-clines,
    • Shepherded,
    • call tune,
    • called the tune,
    • in cline,
    • laid down the law,
    • calling the tune,
    • set order,
    • reading the riot act,
    • pre paring,
    • in duces,
    • putting foot down,
    • pre pare,
    • lays down law,
    • pre-pared,
    • laying down law,
    • set in order,
    • pre-dispose,
    • puts one foot down,
    • put one foot down,
    • put one’s foot down,
    • puts foot down,
    • lay down law,
    • read the riot act,
    • making willing,
    • in-duce,
    • pre pared,
    • pro-mote,
    • governs,
    • dis pose,
    • puts one’s foot down,
    • dis-pose,
    • reading riot act,
    • pre disposes,
    • setting order,
    • pre-disposed,
    • sets order,
    • lays down the law,
    • puts ones foot down,
    • pre-disposing,
    • lay down the law,
    • pro moting,
    • reads riot act,
    • read riot act.

    distribute (verb)

    • dis-tribute,
    • dis-tributes,
    • dis tribute,
    • dis tributes.

    flock (verb)

    • Trooping,
    • Trooped.

    gather (verb)

    • drawing in,
    • drew in,
    • scrapes together,
    • forgathered,
    • forgathering,
    • stacks up,
    • stacking up,
    • draws in,
    • poured in,
    • stacked up,
    • piling up,
    • closes with,
    • stack up,
    • close with,
    • draw in,
    • pile up,
    • forgathers,
    • pour in,
    • scrape together,
    • scraped together,
    • closing with,
    • pouring in,
    • piles up,
    • pours in,
    • closed with,
    • piled up,
    • scraping together.

    grade (verb)

    • Valuing,
    • grading.

    graduate (verb)

    • marking off,
    • calibrated,
    • pro portioned,
    • calibrating,
    • measured out,
    • pro-portioned,
    • Proportioned,
    • measuring out,
    • measures out,
    • pro portioning,
    • pro-portions,
    • marks off,
    • Graduating,
    • Proportioning,
    • calibrates,
    • calibrate,
    • pro portions,
    • pro portion,
    • pro-portioning,
    • marked off,
    • pro-portion.

    heap (verb)

    • de-posited,
    • in-creased,
    • de-positing,
    • de posits,
    • de positing,
    • fills up,
    • in creasing,
    • de posit,
    • filling up,
    • de-posits,
    • filled up,
    • fill up,
    • in-crease,
    • in creases,
    • de-posit,
    • in crease,
    • in-creases,
    • de posited,
    • Mounding,
    • Mounded.

    isolate, segregate (verb)

    • separate.

    keep apart; segregate; separate (verb)

    • split up.

    line (verb)

    • in-scribe,
    • in scribe,
    • ordinated,
    • out lines,
    • out line,
    • under line,
    • de-lineate,
    • under-lines,
    • allineating,
    • allineates,
    • out-lined,
    • under lines,
    • butted against,
    • out-line,
    • de lineate,
    • out lining,
    • under lining,
    • de-lineated,
    • under-lined,
    • out-lining,
    • under lined,
    • out lined,
    • butts against,
    • allineated,
    • de lineated,
    • in-scribes,
    • in-scribing,
    • butting against,
    • under-line,
    • in scribes,
    • out-lines.

    link (verb)

    • melding with,
    • interfaces,
    • slap on,
    • teaming with,
    • meld with,
    • teams up with,
    • tack on,
    • tagging on,
    • tacked on,
    • plugged into,
    • tagged on,
    • inter-faces,
    • hitch on,
    • teamed up with,
    • tags along,
    • teaming up with,
    • slapped on,
    • team up with,
    • plug in to,
    • threw with,
    • plugging in to,
    • throws in with,
    • throw in with,
    • ties in with,
    • teams with,
    • tacking on,
    • inter facing,
    • hook up,
    • slapping on,
    • hooks up,
    • throws with,
    • inter faces,
    • tacks on,
    • plug into,
    • plugged in to,
    • tie in with,
    • tying in with,
    • tied with,
    • inter faced,
    • tag along,
    • hooking up,
    • hitched on,
    • interfacing,
    • tagging along,
    • tagged along,
    • plugging into,
    • threw in with,
    • tying with,
    • tie with,
    • throwing with,
    • tied in with,
    • tags on,
    • inter-facing,
    • throw with,
    • melds with,
    • team with,
    • plugs into,
    • tag on,
    • inter face,
    • interface,
    • plugs in to,
    • teamed with,
    • interfaced,
    • ties with,
    • melded with,
    • throwing in with,
    • inter-face,
    • inter-faced.

    marshal (verb)

    • de ploys,
    • de-ployed,
    • de-ploys,
    • de-ploying,
    • de-ploy,
    • de ployed,
    • de ploy,
    • de ploying.

    muster (verb)

    • called up,
    • signed up,
    • sign on,
    • signs up,
    • signing on,
    • calls up,
    • joins up,
    • sign up,
    • joining up,
    • join up,
    • calling up,
    • signs on,
    • signing up,
    • joined up,
    • call up.

    order, sort (verb)

    • place.

    organize (verb)

    • lick in to shape,
    • licking in to shape,
    • see to,
    • straighten out,
    • art responsible for,
    • am responsible for,
    • looked after,
    • look after,
    • get going,
    • takes care of,
    • be responsible for,
    • are responsible for,
    • was responsible for,
    • licked in to shape,
    • being responsible for,
    • gets going,
    • licks into shape,
    • took care of,
    • licked into shape,
    • got going,
    • gat going,
    • straightens out,
    • lick into shape,
    • is responsible for,
    • looks after,
    • taking care of,
    • licks in to shape,
    • licking into shape,
    • sees to,
    • straightening out,
    • looking after,
    • gotten going,
    • were responsible for,
    • wert responsible for,
    • getting going,
    • seeing to,
    • Organizing,
    • straightened out,
    • saw to,
    • wast responsible for.

    pay immediate attention to particular priorities (verb)

    • triage.

    pigeonhole (verb)

    • de-laying,
    • puts on bank burner,
    • de-lays,
    • puts on hold,
    • sidelined,
    • put hold,
    • post pone,
    • puts on ice,
    • type casts,
    • sideline,
    • de-lay,
    • hold off,
    • de lay,
    • put on ice,
    • pigeonholed,
    • lays aside,
    • putting the bank burner,
    • dis-missing,
    • put bank burner,
    • de lays,
    • dis-missed,
    • put the bank burner,
    • putting bank burner,
    • sidelining,
    • put on bank burner,
    • puts ice,
    • putting hold,
    • dis missing,
    • putting on the bank burner,
    • putting on bank burner,
    • putting on ice,
    • type cast,
    • de laying,
    • post pones,
    • puts bank burner,
    • holds off,
    • dis missed,
    • puts hold,
    • put ice,
    • put on hold,
    • laid aside,
    • putting ice,
    • post-pones,
    • puts the bank burner,
    • puts on the bank burner,
    • put on the bank burner,
    • type casting,
    • laying aside,
    • putting on hold.

    place (verb)

    • de-legate,
    • de-legates,
    • de legate,
    • de legates.

    put in order; classify (verb)

    • divide.

    raise (verb)

    • fetching up,
    • pro-vides,
    • pro duce,
    • fetched up,
    • drags up,
    • pro vides,
    • pro-vide,
    • dragged up,
    • pro vided,
    • pro duces,
    • pro vide,
    • drag up,
    • pro-vided,
    • pro-duces,
    • fetches up,
    • pro viding,
    • pro-viding,
    • dragging up,
    • raise,
    • fetch up.

    separate (verb)

    • point off.

    sort (verb)

    • put in shape,
    • putting shape,
    • puts shape,
    • putting in shape,
    • puts in shape,
    • put shape.

    sort collection (verb)

    • collate.

    split up (verb)

    • dis connects,
    • dis-bands,
    • dis banded,
    • un-does,
    • un did,
    • un does,
    • de-tach,
    • dis band,
    • dis connecting,
    • de-taches,
    • dis-band,
    • dis-connect,
    • went separate ways,
    • dis-banded,
    • un done,
    • came apart,
    • dis-connects,
    • parted company,
    • dis connected,
    • dis-connecting,
    • parts company,
    • dis bands,
    • dis-banding,
    • un doing,
    • dis-connected,
    • un-did,
    • goes separate ways,
    • parting company,
    • un-doing,
    • de tach,
    • dis banding,
    • going separate ways,
    • dis connect,
    • comes apart,
    • de taches.
  • Other synonyms:

    • characterize,
    • mark as,
    • confederation,
    • fellow citizen,
    • linnaean,
    • Triunity,
    • countrywoman,
    • duet,
    • couplet,
    • twosome,
    • face to face,
    • soiree,
    • fine print,
    • cohort,
    • denomination,
    • shindy,
    • therapy,
    • gather,
    • taxonomy,
    • psychology,
    • tribal,
    • hold up as,
    • identify with,
    • ilk,
    • put down as,
    • triumvirate,
    • trine,
    • familial,
    • multilateral,
    • bilateral,
    • scarcity,
    • subdivision,
    • mass meeting,
    • troika,
    • scattering,
    • reclassify,
    • ruck,
    • technicality,
    • Anschluss,
    • triune,
    • cluster,
    • triad,
    • cartel,
    • personnel,
    • suit,
    • conjoint.

    • domestic,
    • convoke,
    • compatriot,
    • three,
    • combined,
    • doublet,
    • bundle,
    • sorority,
    • classification,
    • pool,
    • bash,
    • gala,
    • pair,
    • couple,
    • category,
    • duo,
    • household,
    • convene,
    • yoke,
    • corporation,
    • sprinkling,
    • row,
    • species,
    • citizen,
    • minimum,
    • congregate,
    • organization,
    • shindig,
    • enrollment,
    • tier,
    • concentration,
    • companionship,
    • race,
    • forgather,
    • bracket,
    • triple,
    • gregarious,
    • confederacy,
    • horde,
    • guild,
    • turnout,
    • describe,
    • two,
    • fete,
    • conclave,
    • few,
    • feather,
    • legion.

    • handful,
    • shift,
    • trio,
    • queue,
    • alliance,
    • get together,
    • congress,
    • stripe,
    • lump,
    • countryman,
    • festivity,
    • brace,
    • united,
    • trinity,
    • muster,
    • distribute,
    • loop,
    • business,
    • mutual,
    • multitude,
    • mingle,
    • network,
    • socialize.

    • establishment,
    • green,
    • variety,
    • meeting,
    • public,
    • homely,
    • function,
    • enterprise,
    • blowout,
    • column,
    • command,
    • general,
    • tissue,
    • affair.

    • description,
    • assign,
    • file,
    • web,
    • bank,
    • national,
    • mold.

    • cloud,
    • breed,
    • count,
    • persuasion,
    • celebration,
    • minority,
    • mass.

    • blast,
    • trust,
    • house,
    • match,
    • combination,
    • circuit.

    • call,
    • nature,
    • manner.

    • round.

    • occasion.

    a people

    • folk.

    categorize

    • typecast,
    • class,
    • Pegged,
    • button down,
    • classify,
    • tabbing,
    • tabbed.

    clan

    • moiety.

    clump

    • tuft.

    collect

    • getting hold of,
    • flock together,
    • congressed,
    • got hold of,
    • get hold of.

    grade

    • quality.

    joint

    • community.

    line

    • Rimming,
    • ordinates,
    • queued,
    • Allineate,
    • furrowed,
    • rimmed,
    • ordinating,
    • Fringing,
    • ordinate,
    • butt against,
    • Furrowing,
    • queuing,
    • under-lining.

    order

    • regularizing,
    • streamlines,
    • normalized,
    • formalizes,
    • sort out,
    • normalizing,
    • set guidelines,
    • sorted out,
    • Formalizing,
    • formalize,
    • sorting out,
    • regularizes,
    • streamlining,
    • normalize,
    • regularize,
    • streamline,
    • regularized,
    • formalized,
    • normalizes.

    quartet

    • foursome.

    separate

    • Islands,
    • draw apart,
    • roping off,
    • closed off,
    • close off,
    • Separating,
    • compartmentalized,
    • put on one side,
    • compartmentalizing,
    • compartmented,
    • single out,
    • closing off,
    • islanding,
    • put on side,
    • Islanded,
    • rope off,
    • compartmentalizes,
    • compartmentalize,
    • singled out,
    • stand between,
    • roped off,
    • singling out,
    • intervaled.

    split up

    • coming apart,
    • go separate ways,
    • come apart,
    • part company.

    unit

    • squadron.

How to use «Group» in context?

There is no single answer to the question of what makes a group. Depending on the context and usage, a group can mean anything from a small group of people to a large organization. In general, though, a group is a collection of people who are associated with one another in some way. This can be informal, such as a group of friends, or it can be formal, such as a group of employees.

Group dynamics are important to consider when working with groups. One of the key ingredients of a successful group is trust. It is essential that the members of the group trust one another and know that they can rely on one another.

Paraphrases for Group:

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  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      cluster, grouping, panel, panels, clusters, groupings, groupes.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      cluster, grouping, panel.
    • Verb, past tense
      cluster, panel.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      cluster.
    • Verb, base form
      cluster, panel.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      category, subgroup, unit, Categories, units, sub-group, groupement.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      batch, bunch, category, clustering, conglomerate, gang, outfit, subgroup, unit, Strata, consortia, sub-group, groupement.
    • Verb, past tense
      unit.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      unit.
    • Verb, base form
      regroup.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      data, needs, party, roma, task, Activities, Children, Has, women, Ideas, Parties, Studies, Interviews, Recommendations, Resources, Rights, Soldiers, Telecommunications, governors, takes, employees, partners, commitments, tasks, authors, results, proposals, strategies, segments, options, comments, victims, teams, responsibilities, practitioners, attendees, chicks, grupo.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      archipelago, data, party, range, task, Institutes, takes, gunmen.
    • Verb, past tense
      led, Chaired.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      comprises, includes.

Homophones for Group:

  • grupe, groupe.

Hypernym for Group:

  • n.

    • tops
      halogen, circuit, race, world, multitude, humanity, accumulation, citizenry, arrangement, collection, population, edition, man, association, electron shell, humankind, assemblage, actinoid, lanthanoid, biotic community, varna, mass, aggregation, masses, actinide, series, swarm, mankind, hoi polloi, cloud, rare earth, scheme, biological group, sainthood, lanthanon, social group, lanthanide, kingdom, ethnic group, people, ethnos, rare-earth element, subgroup, human race, humans, straggle, actinon, system, the great unwashed, community, human beings.
  • v.

    • cognition
      batch, regroup, collocate, lump, chunk, bracket.

Hyponym for Group:

  • n.

    • tops
      abstract entity, abstraction.
  • v.

    • cognition
      assort, sort out, separate, sort, classify, class.

Thesaurus

Synonyms of groups

  • noun



  • as in clusters



  • as in groupings



  • as in types

  • verb



  • as in ranks



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  • as in clusters
  • as in groupings
  • as in types
  • as in ranks
  • as in assembles


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groups
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noun

Definition of groupsnext

plural of group

1

as in clusters

a number of things considered as a unit

car buffs stood around admiring a group of classic cars in the parking lot

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

  • clusters

  • batches

  • groupings

  • arrays

  • collections

  • bunches

  • lots

  • assemblages

  • constellations

  • packages

  • sets

  • banks

  • clumps

  • bands

  • assortments

  • varieties

  • series

  • batteries

  • suites

  • blocks

  • mixtures

  • clutches

  • clots

  • parcels

  • aggregations

  • musters

  • aggregates

  • huddles

  • passels

  • knots

  • accumulations

  • the whole kit and caboodle

  • conglomerations

  • suits

  • agglomerations

  • jumbles

  • sundries

  • runs

  • cycles

  • miscellanies

  • hodgepodges

  • odds and ends


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • units

  • entities

  • items

  • singles

  • units

  • entities

  • items

  • singles

2

as in groupings

a usually small number of persons considered as a unit

the next tour group was being seated for dinner

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • groupings

  • batches

  • clusters

  • bands

  • bunches

  • lots

  • teams

  • organizations

  • parties

  • collectives

  • crops

  • arrays

  • platoons

  • crews

  • circles

  • squadrons

  • schools

  • gatherings

  • bodies

  • consorts

  • batteries

  • battalions

  • constellations

  • brigades

  • clutches

  • huddles

  • gangs

  • factions

  • cliques

  • congregations

  • parcels

  • sects

  • clans

  • coteries

  • guilds

  • passels

  • assemblies

  • knots

  • boodles

  • coalitions

  • rounds

  • fellowships

  • the whole kit and caboodle

  • federations

  • unions

  • posses

  • outfits

  • blocs

  • task forces

  • phalanxes

  • sets

  • alliances

  • confederacies

  • gilds

  • leagues

  • rings

  • confederations

  • musters

  • orders

  • broods

  • phalanges

  • coveys

  • bevies


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • individuals

  • singles

  • individuals

  • singles

3

as in types

one of the units into which a whole is divided on the basis of a common characteristic

you’ll find both good and bad in every ethnic group

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • types

  • categories

  • kinds

  • families

  • classes

  • ranks

  • tiers

  • species

  • classifications

  • sorts

  • sections

  • genera

  • varieties

  • subgroups

  • leagues

  • divisions

  • generations

  • brackets

  • sets

  • genuses

  • breeds

  • grades

  • orders

  • rubrics

  • subdivisions

  • races

  • descriptions

  • specialties

  • manners

  • branches

  • likes

  • subclasses

  • kidneys

  • labels

  • feathers

  • ilks

  • specialities

  • natures

  • headings

  • titles

  • subspecieses

groups

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verb

present tense third-person singular of group

1

as in ranks

to arrange or assign according to type

you should first group the invertebrates by genus

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • ranks

  • types

  • classifies

  • classes

  • places

  • grades

  • sorts

  • distinguishes

  • lists

  • relegates

  • ranges

  • compartments

  • categorizes

  • distributes

  • separates

  • digests

  • pegs

  • identifies

  • organizes

  • files

  • orders

  • catalogs

  • recognizes

  • assorts

  • compartmentalizes

  • indexes

  • breaks down

  • codifies

  • arrays

  • clusters

  • refers

  • culls

  • pigeonholes

  • shelves

  • marshals

  • systematizes

  • alphabetizes

  • clumps

  • regroups

  • catalogues

  • sieves

  • disposes

  • screens

  • marshalls

  • draws up

  • sets

  • winnows

  • reclassifies

  • sifts

  • colligates

  • subcategorizes

  • recategorizes


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • lumps

  • jumbles

  • scrambles

  • confuses

  • mixes (up)

  • disarranges

  • misclassifies

  • missorts

  • mistypes

  • lumps

  • jumbles

  • scrambles

  • confuses

  • mixes (up)

  • disarranges

  • misclassifies

  • missorts

  • mistypes

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2

as in assembles

to bring together in one body or place

group the kids together and we’ll see if they’re all here

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • assembles

  • gathers

  • collects

  • corrals

  • packs

  • lumps

  • accumulates

  • clusters

  • bands

  • garners

  • constellates

  • amasses

  • congregates

  • joins

  • brigades

  • concentrates

  • batches

  • combines

  • rounds up

  • piles

  • bunches

  • gets together

  • stacks

  • balls

  • herds

  • pools

  • flocks

  • rallies

  • links

  • unites

  • bulks (up)

  • organizes

  • huddles

  • throngs

  • heaps

  • swarms

  • archives

  • musters

  • picks up

  • arranges

  • hives

  • connects

  • merges

  • compiles

  • regroups

  • presses

  • raises

  • collates

  • systematizes

  • regathers

  • recollects

  • scrapes (up or together)


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • disperses

  • scatters

  • separates

  • dispels

  • dissolves

  • dissipates

  • sends

  • disintegrates

  • splits (up)

  • severs

  • breaks up

  • disbands

  • dismisses

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  • disperses

  • scatters

  • separates

  • dispels

  • dissolves

  • dissipates

  • sends

  • disintegrates

  • splits (up)

  • severs

  • breaks up

  • disbands

  • dismisses

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Rhymes with Group

  • guadeloupe
  • guadalupe
  • stroupe
  • stroup
  • stroope
  • stroop
  • recoup
  • alleyoop
  • whoop
  • troupe
  • troup
  • troop
  • throop
  • swoope
  • swoop
  • stoup
  • stoop
  • snoop
  • sloop
  • scoop
  • hupe
  • grupe
  • drupe
  • droop
  • croup
  • soup
  • shupe
  • shoupe
  • shoup
  • shoop

How do you pronounce group?

Pronounce group as grup.

US — How to pronounce group in American English

UK — How to pronounce group in British English

Sentences with group

Quotes about group

1. The thing I loved the most and still love the most about teaching — is that you can connect with an individual or a group, and see that individual or group exceed their limits.
Mike Krzyzewski

2. Growing up in a group home, and with an undiagnosed learning disability to boot, the odds of success were not on my side. But when I joined the high school football team, I learned the value of discipline, focus, persistence, and teamwork all skills that have proven vital to my career as a C.E.O. and social entrepreneur.
Darell Hammond

3. Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
Margaret Mead

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