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  • assemble
  • choose
  • cluster
  • collect
  • congregate
  • convene
  • converge
  • crowd
  • draw
  • flock
  • huddle
  • meet
  • pick
  • round up
  • show up
  • 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
  • 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
  • conclude
  • draw
  • expect
  • find
  • hear
  • learn
  • make
  • take
  • assume
  • deduce
  • imagine
  • judge
  • presume
  • reckon
  • suppose
  • surmise
  • suspect
  • think
  • understand
  • draw
  • pick up
  • crop
  • cull
  • extract
  • garner
  • glean
  • heap
  • mass
  • pile
  • pluck
  • reap
  • select
  • stack
  • ingather
  • take in
  • build
  • deepen
  • enlarge
  • expand
  • grow
  • heighten
  • intensify
  • rise
  • swell
  • thicken
  • wax

On this page you’ll find 327 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to gather, such as: assemble, choose, cluster, collect, congregate, and convene.

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  • fail
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  • miss
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  • repulse
  • stop
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  • know
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  • allot
  • deal
  • disperse
  • distribute
  • divide
  • grow
  • misunderstand
  • plant
  • scatter
  • separate
  • spread

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I may be tempted to postpone my retirement, and for a while longer to continue to gather the golden harvest that ripens round me.

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As he walked back, he stopped to gather some green bamboos of medium size, for he knew they would be needed in cooking the dinner.

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At times the creek was as wide as an ordinary river, at others so contracted that one could gather grass on either side.

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WORDS RELATED TO GATHER

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  • posit
  • postulate
  • predicate
  • presume
  • presuppose
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  • suppose
  • surmise
  • suspect
  • theorize
  • think
  • understand

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3201 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɡˈaðə], [ ɡˈaðə], [ ɡ_ˈa_ð_ə]

Related words: to gather, gather and select, to capture, to assemble, to bring together, to collect

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    Similar words for gather:

    • act (noun)

    • amass (noun)

    • assemble (noun)

    • conglomerate (noun)

    • drum up (noun)

    • fold (noun)

    • foregather (noun)

    • get together (noun)

    • other relevant words (noun)

    • plication (noun)

    • wrinkle (noun)

    • accrue (verb)

    • accumulate (verb)

    • acquire (verb)

    • assemble (verb)

    • assume (verb)

    • band (verb)

    • be led to believe; infer (verb)

    • believe (verb)

    • brew (verb)

    • bring (verb)

    • call (verb)

    • center (verb)

    • cluster (verb)

    • collate (verb)

    • collocate (verb)

    • come or bring together (verb)

    • compile (verb)

    • conclude (verb)

    • conjecture (verb)

    • contact (verb)

    • convene (verb)

    • crowd (verb)

    • decide (verb)

    • deduce (verb)

    • derive (verb)

    • draw (verb)

    • drift (verb)

    • earn (verb)

    • enlist (verb)

    • expect (verb)

    • extract (verb)

    • feel (verb)

    • fester (verb)

    • focus (verb)

    • fold (verb)

    • forecast (verb)

    • gain (verb)

    • garner (verb)

    • group (verb)

    • harvest, pick out (verb)

    • hear (verb)

    • hoard (verb)

    • huddle (verb)

    • infer (verb)

    • interpret (verb)

    • intuit (verb)

    • jam-pack (verb)

    • judge (verb)

    • learn (verb)

    • loom (verb)

    • make out (verb)

    • marshal (verb)

    • meet (verb)

    • mobilize (verb)

    • obtain (verb)

    • other relevant words (verb)

    • pack (verb)

    • perceive (verb)

    • pick up (verb)

    • pluck (verb)

    • predict (verb)

    • presume (verb)

    • pucker (verb)

    • pull (verb)

    • raise (verb)

    • rake (verb)

    • rally (verb)

    • read (verb)

    • reap (verb)

    • reason (verb)

    • receive (verb)

    • reckon (verb)

    • rendezvous (verb)

    • rule (verb)

    • save (verb)

    • scoop (verb)

    • socialize (verb)

    • squirrel away (verb)

    • stock (verb)

    • stockpile (verb)

    • summon (verb)

    • suppose (verb)

    • suspect (verb)

    • swarm (verb)

    • take (verb)

    • think (verb)

    • tuck (verb)

    • understand (verb)

    • wrinkle (verb)

    • other synonyms
    • acquire

    • believe

    • bring

    • bring together

    • centralize

    • cluster

    • collect

    • collocate

    • congregate

    • derive

    • draw

    • expect

    • extract

    • feel

    • fester

    • hear

    • huddle

    • interpret

    • judge

    • learn

    • meet

    • other relevant words

    • posit

    • predict

    • pull

    • put together

    • rake

    • reason

    • receive

    • save up

    • scoop

    • squirrel away

    • stash

    • suppose

    • take

    • think

    • wrinkle

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    Synonyms for Gather:

    • n.

      • go up,
      • go through the roof,
      • soar,
      • add to,
      • draw in,
      • increase,
      • scoop up,
      • multiply,
      • round up,
      • step up,
      • escalate.

      • alter,
      • sew,
      • turn up,
      • pin up,
      • stitch,
      • mend,
      • let out,
      • embroider.

      • cirrocumulus,
      • column,
      • cirrus,
      • cloud,
      • choose,
      • bank,
      • cloudy,
      • cumulus,
      • cirrostratus,
      • select,
      • billow,
      • cumulonimbus.

      • probe,
      • look for,
      • pick through,
      • scavenge,
      • search,
      • seek out,
      • hunt down,
      • search out,
      • go through,
      • look out for.

      • deduct.

      act (noun)

      • gather,
      • gathering.

      amass (noun)

      • amass.

      assemble (noun)

      • assemble.

      conglomerate (noun)

      • conglomerate.

      drum up (noun)

      • drum.

      fold (noun)

      • flections,
      • over lap,
      • over-laps,
      • dog ear,
      • over-lap,
      • plicatures,
      • knifeedges,
      • dog ears,
      • smockings,
      • rivels,
      • dogs ears,
      • knifeedge,
      • dog’s ears,
      • dogs ear,
      • ruches,
      • knife-edges,
      • knife edges,
      • over laps.

      foregather (noun)

      • foregather.

      get together (noun)

      • get.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • flutes,
      • plait,
      • Plicature,
      • kilts,
      • smocking,
      • lapels,
      • dog’s ear,
      • plica,
      • knife-edge,
      • flute,
      • Rimple,
      • Rivel,
      • lapel,
      • knife edge,
      • kilt,
      • ruck,
      • flexures,
      • flection,
      • shirrings,
      • flexure,
      • pleat,
      • fold,
      • shirring,
      • Ruche.

      plication (noun)

      • plication.

      wrinkle (noun)

      • corrugation,
      • Infold.
    • v.

      accrue (verb)

      • in creases,
      • in-crease,
      • in-creases,
      • in crease,
      • in creasing,
      • in-creased.

      accumulate (verb)

      • made bundle,
      • make bundle,
      • pro curing,
      • pro-fit,
      • makes bundle,
      • made a killing,
      • make killing,
      • in-corporate,
      • storing up,
      • heaps together,
      • pro fits,
      • pro cures,
      • stores up,
      • in-corporates,
      • rolls up,
      • drew together,
      • heaping together,
      • rolling up,
      • loading up,
      • makes killing,
      • making a bundle,
      • draws together,
      • pro-fits,
      • making bundle,
      • pro-cure,
      • making killing,
      • scaring up,
      • making a killing,
      • stacks up,
      • stored up,
      • loads up,
      • cleaning up,
      • made killing,
      • rolled up,
      • pro fit,
      • pro cured,
      • pro-cures,
      • makes a bundle,
      • makes a killing,
      • scared up,
      • in corporate,
      • made a bundle,
      • scares up,
      • pro-cured,
      • in corporates,
      • heaped together,
      • pro-curing,
      • pro cure.

      acquire (verb)

      • got hands on,
      • gotten hands on,
      • latching onto,
      • latches onto,
      • pro-motes,
      • took possession of,
      • pro-mote,
      • gets hold of,
      • gat hands on,
      • gets hands on,
      • pro moting,
      • gotten hold of,
      • taking possession of,
      • gat hold of,
      • pro mote,
      • pro-moting,
      • pro motes,
      • getting hands on,
      • takes possession of.

      assemble (verb)

      • re unites,
      • gangs up,
      • making the scene,
      • re united,
      • making scene,
      • re-united,
      • re-unites,
      • make scene,
      • re-uniting,
      • calls together,
      • meeting up,
      • meets up,
      • ganging up,
      • re unite,
      • ganged up,
      • makes scene,
      • re-unite,
      • bunched up,
      • re uniting,
      • bunching up,
      • made scene,
      • came together,
      • makes the scene,
      • met up.

      assume (verb)

      • got the idea,
      • getting the idea,
      • gotten the idea,
      • being inclined to think,
      • pre supposes,
      • wast afraid,
      • hadst a hunch,
      • are afraid,
      • art inclined to think,
      • had a hunch,
      • art afraid,
      • hath hunch,
      • gat idea,
      • was inclined to think,
      • sur mises,
      • gets the idea,
      • had sneaking suspicion,
      • being afraid,
      • pre supposing,
      • is inclined think,
      • having sneaking suspicion,
      • got idea,
      • pre suppose,
      • art inclined think,
      • getting idea,
      • pre supposed,
      • were inclined to think,
      • had hunch,
      • are inclined think,
      • pre-suppose,
      • haddest hunch,
      • pre-supposes,
      • wert inclined to think,
      • wast inclined to think,
      • was afraid,
      • hast sneaking suspicion,
      • hast a hunch,
      • count up on,
      • being inclined think,
      • are inclined to think,
      • pre-supposed,
      • wert afraid,
      • sur mise,
      • haddest a hunch,
      • am afraid,
      • hath sneaking suspicion,
      • sur-mise,
      • pre-supposing,
      • having hunch,
      • has hunch,
      • haddest sneaking suspicion,
      • gotten idea,
      • was inclined think,
      • gets idea,
      • having a hunch,
      • sur-mises,
      • were afraid,
      • were inclined think,
      • hath a hunch,
      • gat the idea,
      • has sneaking suspicion,
      • wert inclined think,
      • get idea,
      • hadst sneaking suspicion,
      • hast hunch,
      • is inclined to think,
      • wast inclined think,
      • be inclined think,
      • hadst hunch.

      band (verb)

      • coadjutes,
      • Coadjuting,
      • coadjuted.

      be led to believe; infer (verb)

      • take,
      • suppose,
      • surmise.

      believe (verb)

      • credit,
      • profess,
      • deem,
      • hold,
      • assent,
      • accept,
      • maintain,
      • give faith,
      • declare,
      • put faith in,
      • affirm,
      • trust.

      brew (verb)

      • ex cites,
      • ex-cited,
      • ex-cite,
      • ex cited,
      • ex cite,
      • ex citing,
      • ex-cites.

      bring (verb)

      • de livered,
      • de livering,
      • taking along,
      • piggybacked,
      • takes along,
      • trans ported,
      • de-livered,
      • de-livers,
      • trans porting,
      • de-livering,
      • took along,
      • de-liver,
      • trans-porting,
      • de liver,
      • de livers.

      call (verb)

      • re quests,
      • rings up,
      • tele phones,
      • in vite,
      • tele phoned,
      • tele phoning,
      • ringed up,
      • in-vite,
      • tele-phones,
      • tele-phone,
      • re questing,
      • re-quests,
      • rang up,
      • re quested,
      • tele-phoned,
      • re-questing,
      • tele-phoning,
      • tele phone.

      center (verb)

      • brings a focus,
      • converges upon,
      • brought to focus,
      • brings focus,
      • medialized,
      • bringing to a focus,
      • closed on,
      • converge up on,
      • brought to a focus,
      • brought a focus,
      • brings to a focus,
      • bring to focus,
      • bring focus,
      • bring a focus,
      • converges up on,
      • medializing,
      • Concentering,
      • closing on,
      • Concentered,
      • converged up on,
      • bringing focus,
      • closes on,
      • converging up on,
      • converged upon,
      • medializes,
      • brings to focus,
      • concenters,
      • bringing to focus,
      • bringing a focus,
      • brought focus,
      • converging upon.

      cluster (verb)

      • ganged around,
      • ganging around,
      • crowds around,
      • gangs around,
      • crowding around.

      collate (verb)

      • re late,
      • re-lated.

      collocate (verb)

      • collimates.

      come or bring together (verb)

      • forgather,
      • muster,
      • reunite,
      • aggregate,
      • punch,
      • show up,
      • mass,
      • associate,
      • pour in,
      • throng,
      • corral,
      • herd,
      • capture,
      • converge,
      • unite,
      • hang around,
      • close with,
      • poke.

      compile (verb)

      • Colligating,
      • anthologizes,
      • re capitulating,
      • re capitulated,
      • re capitulates,
      • re-capitulated,
      • heaped up,
      • re capitulate,
      • re-capitulates,
      • heaps up,
      • re-capitulate,
      • colligates,
      • re-capitulating,
      • Colligated,
      • anthologizing.

      conclude (verb)

      • the way sees it,
      • waying sees it,
      • way sees it,
      • wayed sees it,
      • boils down to,
      • boiled down to,
      • waying one sees it,
      • ways sees it,
      • way one sees it,
      • wayed one sees it,
      • boiling down to,
      • ways one sees it.

      conjecture (verb)

      • hazards guess,
      • guesstimates,
      • took a shot,
      • took shot,
      • hazarding guess,
      • pre-tends,
      • takes shot,
      • hazarding a guess,
      • pre-tending,
      • took a stab,
      • taking a shot,
      • hazarded a guess,
      • take shot,
      • guesstimating,
      • took stab,
      • take stab,
      • takes a stab,
      • taking a stab,
      • takes a shot,
      • pre tend,
      • pre-tended,
      • pre tending,
      • hazarded guess,
      • taking stab,
      • pre-tend,
      • pre tends,
      • hazards a guess,
      • hazard guess,
      • taking shot,
      • takes stab.

      contact (verb)

      • pull together.

      convene (verb)

      • held meeting,
      • holding meeting,
      • calls in,
      • holds meeting,
      • calling in.

      crowd (verb)

      • de-luging,
      • Justling,
      • packs like sardines,
      • topping off,
      • de-luged,
      • over-crowded,
      • packing ’em in,
      • de-luge,
      • over-crowd,
      • sardining,
      • Justled,
      • de luges,
      • over-crowds,
      • de luge,
      • tops off,
      • pack em in,
      • packed em in,
      • packing like sardines,
      • packed ’em in,
      • justles,
      • over crowds,
      • over crowd,
      • de luging,
      • packs em in,
      • over crowding,
      • over crowded,
      • de-luges,
      • de luged,
      • packs ’em in,
      • packing em in.

      decide (verb)

      • arrives conclusion,
      • draws conclusion,
      • coming decision,
      • makes decision,
      • de crees,
      • coming to agreement,
      • re solve,
      • fixes up on,
      • cast die,
      • drew conclusion,
      • drawing conclusion,
      • takes a stand,
      • come conclusion,
      • comes agreement,
      • comes to conclusion,
      • arrive conclusion,
      • arrived at conclusion,
      • came decision,
      • de creed,
      • arrived conclusion,
      • makes mind,
      • arrives at conclusion,
      • formed opinion,
      • went down line,
      • taking a stand,
      • re-solving,
      • had final word,
      • goes down line,
      • having final word,
      • de-creed,
      • fix up on,
      • came agreement,
      • taking stand,
      • has final word,
      • made mind,
      • re-solve,
      • reached decision,
      • comes to decision,
      • makes up mind,
      • takes stand,
      • came to conclusion,
      • de cree,
      • going down line,
      • hadst final word,
      • re solves,
      • re-solves,
      • hast final word,
      • came conclusion,
      • fixt upon,
      • fixing upon,
      • fixed up on,
      • comes decision,
      • make mind,
      • making up mind,
      • come decision,
      • came to decision,
      • making decision,
      • coming agreement,
      • took a stand,
      • comes conclusion,
      • forms opinion,
      • making mind,
      • reaches decision,
      • drawing a conclusion,
      • drew a conclusion,
      • committed oneself,
      • coming conclusion,
      • casts die,
      • makes a decision,
      • made decision,
      • commits oneself,
      • making a decision,
      • made up mind,
      • committing oneself,
      • took stand,
      • casting the die,
      • arriving at conclusion,
      • reaching decision,
      • re-solved,
      • come agreement,
      • fixt up on,
      • casts the die,
      • haddest final word,
      • de-cree,
      • comes to agreement,
      • de-crees,
      • casting die,
      • fixes upon,
      • coming to conclusion,
      • hath final word,
      • came to agreement,
      • coming to decision,
      • arriving conclusion,
      • draws a conclusion,
      • forming opinion,
      • fixing up on,
      • take stand.

      deduce (verb)

      • reads into,
      • de-ducting,
      • boiling down,
      • took to mean,
      • took mean,
      • de ducted,
      • de-ducts,
      • read in to,
      • de duct,
      • de ducts,
      • de-ducted,
      • re gards,
      • take mean,
      • boiled down,
      • de-duces,
      • reads in to,
      • reading into,
      • takes to mean,
      • takes mean,
      • de duces,
      • taking mean,
      • reading in to,
      • re-gard,
      • de ducting,
      • de-duct,
      • de duce,
      • taking to mean,
      • de-duce.

      derive (verb)

      • de-rives,
      • re aching,
      • de rived,
      • ex-cogitate,
      • re-aching,
      • ex cogitating,
      • ex cogitate,
      • de-rived,
      • ex-cogitates,
      • de riving,
      • ex cogitated,
      • re-ached,
      • de-rive,
      • de rive,
      • de rives,
      • re ached,
      • de-riving,
      • ex cogitates,
      • ex-cogitating,
      • ex-cogitated.

      draw (verb)

      • winding in,
      • winds in,
      • wound in,
      • winded in.

      drift (verb)

      • was carried along,
      • go that a waying,
      • goes with the tide,
      • kicks around,
      • go-that-a-ways,
      • went with tide,
      • were carried along,
      • go with tide,
      • wert carried along,
      • art carried along,
      • goes with tide,
      • going with the tide,
      • go that a wayed,
      • is carried along,
      • go that a way,
      • go-that-a-wayed,
      • went with the tide,
      • am carried along,
      • wast carried along,
      • are carried along,
      • go that a ways,
      • being carried along,
      • go-that-a-waying,
      • going with tide.

      earn (verb)

      • brought home groceries,
      • payed ones dues,
      • pays ones dues,
      • am line for,
      • paid dues,
      • payed one dues,
      • paying one dues,
      • payed one’s dues,
      • is gainfully employed,
      • made big,
      • scraped together,
      • be line for,
      • being line for,
      • being in line for,
      • paying dues,
      • bring home groceries,
      • pays dues,
      • pay ones dues,
      • wast in line for,
      • bringing home,
      • are in line for,
      • makes big,
      • bringing home the groceries,
      • scrapes together,
      • making fast buck,
      • makes it big,
      • wert in line for,
      • was in line for,
      • pays one’s dues,
      • wast gainfully employed,
      • was gainfully employed,
      • paid ones dues,
      • made it big,
      • are gainfully employed,
      • make big,
      • bringing home groceries,
      • making it big,
      • paying one’s dues,
      • bring home bacon,
      • art line for,
      • brings home groceries,
      • making big,
      • brought home the groceries,
      • are line for,
      • were gainfully employed,
      • made fast buck,
      • were line for,
      • pay one dues,
      • was line for,
      • wast line for,
      • being gainfully employed,
      • is in line for,
      • payed dues,
      • scraping together,
      • paid one dues,
      • brings home the groceries,
      • is line for,
      • pays one dues,
      • wert gainfully employed,
      • wert line for,
      • were in line for,
      • paying ones dues,
      • art gainfully employed,
      • art in line for,
      • brought home,
      • makes fast buck.

      enlist (verb)

      • in-ducts,
      • enter in to,
      • in scribes,
      • joining up,
      • re serving,
      • re-corded,
      • conscribing,
      • re-cord,
      • pressed into service,
      • re-serves,
      • re cords,
      • in-scribing,
      • re cording,
      • pressed in to service,
      • in-scribe,
      • signs on,
      • in-scribes,
      • in-duct,
      • re served,
      • press in to service,
      • re-serve,
      • pressing into service,
      • in ducting,
      • in scribing,
      • re-cording,
      • conscribed,
      • in-scribed,
      • in ducts,
      • re-serving,
      • in ducted,
      • in scribe,
      • conscribes,
      • re corded,
      • presses in to service,
      • in duct,
      • entering into,
      • re-served,
      • in-ducted,
      • re-cords,
      • presses into service,
      • re cord,
      • re serve,
      • in-ducting,
      • pressing in to service,
      • in scribed.

      expect (verb)

      • contemplate,
      • presuppose,
      • forebode,
      • anticipate,
      • apprehend,
      • dread,
      • envision,
      • envisage,
      • foresee,
      • foreknow,
      • await.

      extract (verb)

      • ex acting,
      • dis tilled,
      • dis-till,
      • weeded out,
      • ex press,
      • evulsed,
      • dis-tilled,
      • evulsing,
      • up-rooted,
      • ex pressed,
      • pressed out,
      • with draws,
      • evulses,
      • with drawn,
      • ex-tort,
      • dis tilling,
      • ex torts,
      • ex-acted,
      • ex-torts,
      • presses out,
      • up roots,
      • up-roots,
      • weeds out,
      • with draw,
      • ex tract,
      • ex tort,
      • ex-act,
      • up rooted,
      • up rooting,
      • with-drawing,
      • with drawing,
      • up-rooting,
      • ex-tracts,
      • ex-pressing,
      • with-draw,
      • ex-tract,
      • up-root,
      • dis till,
      • with drew,
      • with-drew,
      • dis-tills,
      • ex act,
      • ex-press,
      • dis tills,
      • ex-acting,
      • ex tracts,
      • with-drawn,
      • dis-tilling,
      • ex pressing,
      • up root,
      • ex acts.

      feel (verb)

      • being opinion,
      • art of opinion,
      • be the opinion,
      • are opinion,
      • being of the opinion,
      • was of opinion,
      • am of opinion,
      • wert opinion,
      • were the opinion,
      • has the impression,
      • am convinced,
      • hadst impression,
      • wast of opinion,
      • were opinion,
      • wast convinced,
      • having the impression,
      • being of opinion,
      • hast the impression,
      • hast impression,
      • wert the opinion,
      • was of the opinion,
      • was the opinion,
      • were convinced,
      • haddest impression,
      • wert of the opinion,
      • art opinion,
      • were of opinion,
      • am opinion,
      • is of opinion,
      • wast the opinion,
      • hath the impression,
      • haddest the impression,
      • art the opinion,
      • am the opinion,
      • had the impression,
      • being convinced,
      • wert of opinion,
      • am of the opinion,
      • be opinion,
      • are the opinion,
      • was convinced,
      • have impression,
      • art convinced,
      • hath impression,
      • is of the opinion,
      • are convinced,
      • is opinion,
      • is convinced,
      • being the opinion,
      • hadst the impression,
      • was opinion,
      • is the opinion,
      • wast opinion,
      • wast of the opinion,
      • has impression,
      • had impression,
      • were of the opinion,
      • having impression,
      • wert convinced.

      fester (verb)

      • de cays,
      • de-cay,
      • de-cays,
      • de cay.

      focus (verb)

      • intersect,
      • focus,
      • funnel.

      fold (verb)

      • over lays,
      • turning under,
      • re-plicating,
      • over lapped,
      • ruched,
      • over-laying,
      • over-lay,
      • tele scoped,
      • inter twines,
      • over-lapping,
      • dog eared,
      • doubles over,
      • dog earing,
      • inter-twining,
      • re-plicates,
      • over lay,
      • dogeared,
      • tele-scoped,
      • re plicates,
      • re plicated,
      • dogears,
      • over-lays,
      • tele-scoping,
      • plicates,
      • re plicating,
      • tele scoping,
      • turned under,
      • over laid,
      • re plicate,
      • inter-twine,
      • dog-earing,
      • turns under,
      • over lapping,
      • over-lapped,
      • over-laid,
      • dogear,
      • inter-twines,
      • doubling over,
      • re-plicate,
      • dog-ears,
      • dogearing,
      • inter twining,
      • re-plicated,
      • over laying,
      • inter twine,
      • plicating.

      forecast (verb)

      • fore casts,
      • calling the turn,
      • doping out,
      • fore told,
      • pre-determined,
      • pre-determining,
      • called turn,
      • pre-determines,
      • fore-casts,
      • soothsaid,
      • pre sage,
      • fore tells,
      • pre determines,
      • fore-casting,
      • fore tell,
      • tele graphing,
      • fore telling,
      • figures out,
      • pre-determine,
      • fore-cast,
      • seeing it coming,
      • fore-told,
      • calls turn,
      • pre determining,
      • pre-sage,
      • call turn,
      • saw it coming,
      • doped out,
      • tele graphed,
      • calls the turn,
      • dopes out,
      • called the turn,
      • pre determined,
      • fore-tell,
      • calling turn,
      • tele-graphed,
      • sees it coming,
      • fore cast,
      • pre-sages,
      • fore-telling,
      • pre determine,
      • pre sages,
      • fore casting,
      • fore-tells,
      • tele-graphing.

      gain (verb)

      • pro-duces,
      • over-take,
      • pro duce,
      • pro duces,
      • moves forward,
      • over takes,
      • over took,
      • over-taken,
      • over-took,
      • over take,
      • over-takes,
      • over taken,
      • over-taking,
      • over taking.

      garner (verb)

      • de-posited,
      • de-positing,
      • de-posits,
      • de positing,
      • laid in,
      • stows away,
      • lays in,
      • stowed away,
      • de posit,
      • de posited,
      • de posits,
      • de-posit,
      • stowing away.

      group (verb)

      • dis posed,
      • dis-posed,
      • dis-pose,
      • dis pose,
      • bands together,
      • dis posing,
      • dis-posing.

      harvest, pick out (verb)

      • stack,
      • take in.

      hear (verb)

      • dis-covering,
      • gat the picture,
      • art led to believe,
      • was led believe,
      • was informed,
      • dis covers,
      • get picture,
      • gotten wise to,
      • wast informed,
      • gat picture,
      • hast on good authority,
      • hadst good authority,
      • gat wind of,
      • dis-cover,
      • catches on,
      • got the picture,
      • wert advised,
      • was told of,
      • un earthing,
      • having good authority,
      • gotten wind of,
      • were advised,
      • has good authority,
      • gat wise to,
      • were led believe,
      • are led believe,
      • wast led believe,
      • getting picture,
      • gets picture,
      • hadst on good authority,
      • am told of,
      • hath good authority,
      • un-earth,
      • haddest on good authority,
      • is led believe,
      • art advised,
      • am led to believe,
      • hath on good authority,
      • un-earths,
      • haddest good authority,
      • dis covered,
      • was advised,
      • gets the picture,
      • had on good authority,
      • being told of,
      • un earths,
      • art led believe,
      • wast advised,
      • has on good authority,
      • being led believe,
      • un-earthed,
      • catching on,
      • have good authority,
      • getting wise to,
      • art informed,
      • be led believe,
      • are led to believe,
      • being led to believe,
      • is advised,
      • dis-covered,
      • got wise to,
      • getting wind of,
      • is led to believe,
      • hast good authority,
      • getting the picture,
      • gotten picture,
      • are advised,
      • dis cover,
      • wert informed,
      • are told of,
      • wert told of,
      • gets wise to,
      • wast led to believe,
      • dis covering,
      • un-earthing,
      • art told of,
      • were led to believe,
      • wast told of,
      • had good authority,
      • is told of,
      • were informed,
      • is informed,
      • was led to believe,
      • gets wind of,
      • wert led to believe,
      • wert led believe,
      • am advised,
      • were told of,
      • un earthed,
      • un earth,
      • got picture,
      • gotten the picture,
      • are informed,
      • having on good authority,
      • dis-covers,
      • being advised,
      • am led believe,
      • being informed.

      hoard (verb)

      • buys up,
      • laying away,
      • putting aside for rainy day,
      • bought up,
      • laid away,
      • puts aside for rainy day.

      huddle (verb)

      • curling up,
      • hunching up,
      • presses close,
      • pressing close,
      • pressed close,
      • hunches up,
      • hunched up,
      • curls up.

      infer (verb)

      • in-duce,
      • in-duces,
      • reached conclusion,
      • drew inference,
      • reaches conclusion,
      • reads between lines,
      • reaching conclusion,
      • arrives at,
      • drawing inference,
      • draws inference,
      • in duce,
      • in duces,
      • reading between lines.

      interpret (verb)

      • de-coding,
      • ex pounds,
      • de ciphers,
      • de-cipher,
      • ex plained,
      • de-pict,
      • reenacts,
      • de-scribing,
      • ex pounding,
      • de-scribes,
      • ex-pound,
      • de scribing,
      • ex plain,
      • ex-pounded,
      • ex pound,
      • de coding,
      • de-ciphered,
      • de pict,
      • de scribe,
      • ex plicate,
      • de-lineate,
      • ex-plicates,
      • de ciphered,
      • de-ciphering,
      • ex-plain,
      • re-enacting,
      • de picts,
      • re enacts,
      • de ciphering,
      • ex-plicated,
      • de-code,
      • de cipher,
      • de-lineated,
      • de-scribed,
      • de scribed,
      • ex-plaining,
      • para phrase,
      • ex plicated,
      • re present,
      • re-presents,
      • de lineate,
      • ex plaining,
      • trans late,
      • ex plains,
      • re presented,
      • ex-plained,
      • ex-pounding,
      • para-phrase,
      • para phrasing,
      • re presenting,
      • ex pounded,
      • de code,
      • de coded,
      • re presents,
      • de-ciphers,
      • de-codes,
      • para-phrased,
      • throws light on,
      • re enacting,
      • para-phrases,
      • ex-plains,
      • re-presenting,
      • trans-lated,
      • de codes,
      • ex-plicating,
      • throwing light on,
      • re enacted,
      • ex plicating,
      • de-coded,
      • de scribes,
      • ex-plicate,
      • de-picts,
      • para-phrasing,
      • de lineated,
      • re-enacted,
      • makes of,
      • threw light on,
      • ex plicates,
      • ex-pounds,
      • de-scribe,
      • para phrases,
      • re enact,
      • Re-present,
      • para phrased,
      • re-presented.

      intuit (verb)

      • feel one bones,
      • getting vibrations,
      • got vibrations,
      • feel bones,
      • feel in one bones,
      • feel one’s bones,
      • gets vibrations,
      • gat vibrations,
      • feel ones bones,
      • gotten vibrations,
      • feel in ones bones.

      jam-pack (verb)

      • jam pack.

      judge (verb)

      • gives hearing,
      • re-views,
      • re viewed,
      • dis cern,
      • give hearing,
      • pronounced sentence,
      • re-viewed,
      • sized up,
      • pronounces sentence,
      • pronouncing sentence,
      • re views,
      • re viewing,
      • gave a hearing,
      • gives a hearing,
      • giving a hearing,
      • re-view,
      • re view,
      • giving hearing,
      • dis-cern,
      • sizes up,
      • gave hearing.

      learn (verb)

      • stumbled up on,
      • trips over,
      • un covering,
      • stumbled upon,
      • un covered,
      • un covers,
      • stumbling up on,
      • digged up,
      • un-covers,
      • un-cover,
      • smoking out,
      • stumbles upon,
      • smoked out,
      • smokes out,
      • un-covering,
      • stumbles up on,
      • stumble up on,
      • un cover.

      loom (verb)

      • be the cards,
      • be cards,
      • was hand,
      • seeming huge,
      • art the wind,
      • wast at hand,
      • over hang,
      • wert in cards,
      • are at hand,
      • over tops,
      • coming forth,
      • over topped,
      • came on the scene,
      • wert forthcoming,
      • over-topped,
      • seems huge,
      • were in the wind,
      • were the wind,
      • is coming,
      • is the cards,
      • seeming large,
      • over-shadows,
      • art imminent,
      • was in the wind,
      • were at hand,
      • be in wind,
      • broke through,
      • are cards,
      • being the cards,
      • is in the cards,
      • wert cards,
      • wast near,
      • over-hanging,
      • was in the cards,
      • becoming visible,
      • am cards,
      • are the wind,
      • takes shape,
      • was the cards,
      • comes in to view,
      • is forthcoming,
      • were in cards,
      • seemed huge,
      • hanged over,
      • come the scene,
      • over shadowing,
      • came in to view,
      • am wind,
      • wert near,
      • coming on the scene,
      • wast forthcoming,
      • being cards,
      • took shape,
      • was wind,
      • over hangs,
      • over-hangs,
      • wast in wind,
      • being in cards,
      • is at hand,
      • comes on the scene,
      • hung over,
      • coming into view,
      • am at hand,
      • being imminent,
      • comes the scene,
      • art near,
      • came scene,
      • wert in the wind,
      • wast in the cards,
      • were in wind,
      • wert imminent,
      • is wind,
      • wert coming,
      • are in wind,
      • are in the wind,
      • art in the wind,
      • is hand,
      • art coming,
      • coming the scene,
      • is in the wind,
      • are in the cards,
      • being at hand,
      • art hand,
      • art in the cards,
      • wast the cards,
      • was imminent,
      • wert wind,
      • wert hand,
      • over-shadow,
      • brake through,
      • wast imminent,
      • was near,
      • being near,
      • were coming,
      • over topping,
      • art cards,
      • taking shape,
      • was cards,
      • am the cards,
      • comes scene,
      • were the cards,
      • is in cards,
      • art in cards,
      • coming on scene,
      • were forthcoming,
      • art in wind,
      • is near,
      • are forthcoming,
      • art at hand,
      • was forthcoming,
      • are imminent,
      • be the wind,
      • is in wind,
      • being hand,
      • came on scene,
      • am hand,
      • be hand,
      • over-shadowing,
      • be in cards,
      • was in cards,
      • over shadows,
      • were in the cards,
      • wast coming,
      • am coming,
      • am in cards,
      • are coming,
      • was the wind,
      • being the wind,
      • wast in the wind,
      • wert the wind,
      • over shadow,
      • art wind,
      • come on scene,
      • being wind,
      • over-shadowed,
      • am imminent,
      • is the wind,
      • are wind,
      • was in wind,
      • seemed large,
      • art the cards,
      • came into view,
      • wast hand,
      • coming scene,
      • wert at hand,
      • wast wind,
      • art forthcoming,
      • wert in wind,
      • wert the cards,
      • comes on scene,
      • being forthcoming,
      • over-hang,
      • wert in the cards,
      • being coming,
      • hangs over,
      • being in the cards,
      • came the scene,
      • are in cards,
      • is imminent,
      • was at hand,
      • being in the wind,
      • coming in to view,
      • being in wind,
      • were cards,
      • are the cards,
      • am the wind,
      • were imminent,
      • were wind,
      • is cards,
      • over-tops,
      • come in to view,
      • was coming,
      • over shadowed,
      • come scene,
      • be wind,
      • became visible,
      • are hand,
      • were near,
      • wast cards,
      • wast the wind,
      • wast in cards,
      • over-topping,
      • were hand,
      • seems large,
      • breaks through.

      make out (verb)

      • re cognized,
      • re cognizing,
      • re-cognizing,
      • re cognize,
      • re cognizes,
      • re-cognized.

      marshal (verb)

      • de ploys,
      • dis tribute,
      • de-ployed,
      • de-ploying,
      • de ploying,
      • de ploy,
      • de-ploys,
      • dis-tribute,
      • de-ploy,
      • dis-tributes,
      • de ployed,
      • dis tributes.

      meet (verb)

      • encounter,
      • join,
      • welcome,
      • bump into,
      • greet,
      • run into.

      mobilize (verb)

      • catalyzing,
      • catalyzes,
      • gat ready,
      • sets motion,
      • pre-paring,
      • pre pare,
      • pre pared,
      • put motion,
      • pre paring,
      • re adies,
      • putting in motion,
      • sets off,
      • pre pares,
      • setting motion,
      • pre-pared,
      • re-adies,
      • pre-pare,
      • set motion,
      • catalyzed,
      • gets ready,
      • puts in motion,
      • gotten ready,
      • puts motion,
      • makes ready,
      • putting motion.

      obtain (verb)

      • get ones hands on,
      • re covers,
      • beg borrow steal,
      • gets one’s hands on,
      • making use of,
      • gets ones hands on,
      • gotten one hands on,
      • makes use of,
      • re covered,
      • get one hands on,
      • re covering,
      • begged borrow or steal,
      • begs borrow or steal,
      • got one’s hands on,
      • scrapes up,
      • gotten one’s hands on,
      • re-covering,
      • getting one hands on,
      • re-covered,
      • re-covers,
      • begged borrow steal,
      • gotten ones hands on,
      • gobbling up,
      • scraped up,
      • got ones hands on,
      • scraping up,
      • begging borrow or steal,
      • gat one hands on,
      • gat one’s hands on,
      • gat ones hands on,
      • gobbles up,
      • getting ones hands on,
      • begging borrow steal,
      • begs borrow steal,
      • got one hands on,
      • getting one’s hands on,
      • gets one hands on,
      • re cover.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • convoke.

      pack (verb)

      • putting order,
      • put order,
      • puts order.

      perceive (verb)

      • gets message,
      • gotten the message,
      • got message,
      • gat message,
      • gat the message,
      • gets the message,
      • getting the message,
      • getting message,
      • gotten message,
      • got the message,
      • get message.

      pick up (verb)

      • happens up on,
      • up raising,
      • happening up on,
      • gets hang of,
      • got the hang of,
      • up-rear,
      • gets the hang of,
      • up hold,
      • up holds,
      • up-raising,
      • gotten hang of,
      • up-rears,
      • up holding,
      • getting the hang of,
      • up rearing,
      • up raised,
      • up lifting,
      • got hang of,
      • up rear,
      • gotten the hang of,
      • up-holding,
      • up-lift,
      • up rears,
      • up-rearing,
      • up lifts,
      • gat hang of,
      • up lifted,
      • up-hold,
      • up held,
      • get hang of,
      • up-held,
      • happened up on,
      • up raise,
      • happening upon,
      • up-raises,
      • up-lifts,
      • up-raised,
      • up-reared,
      • up-holds,
      • up lift,
      • up-lifting,
      • gat the hang of,
      • up-raise,
      • happens upon,
      • up-lifted,
      • getting hang of,
      • happen up on.

      pluck (verb)

      • pulls at,
      • pulled at,
      • pulling at.

      predict (verb)

      • see handwriting wall,
      • calling it,
      • fore-bodes,
      • fore-boding,
      • fore-speak,
      • sees handwriting wall,
      • fore-spoken,
      • crystal-ball divined,
      • fore-bode,
      • fore-speaking,
      • crystalball divined,
      • made book,
      • psyching out,
      • Forespeaking,
      • crystalball divine,
      • crystal ball divine,
      • fore boded,
      • fore-boded,
      • forespake,
      • forespeaks,
      • psychs out,
      • forespoke,
      • crystalball divining,
      • fore spoken,
      • called it,
      • crystal ball divines,
      • fore speaking,
      • fore boding,
      • fore spoke,
      • calls it,
      • crystal-ball divines,
      • crystalball divines,
      • saw handwriting on wall,
      • making book,
      • fore spake,
      • makes book,
      • fore-spake,
      • pre-dict,
      • fore-spoke,
      • fore bodes,
      • fore speaks,
      • seeing handwriting wall,
      • saw handwriting wall,
      • crystal ball divined,
      • pre dict,
      • seeing handwriting on wall,
      • fore bode,
      • sees handwriting on wall,
      • fore-speaks,
      • crystal ball divining,
      • fore speak,
      • crystal-ball divining.

      presume (verb)

      • de-pended,
      • pre mise,
      • de pend,
      • re lied,
      • de pends,
      • de-pend,
      • re-lying,
      • pre mises,
      • de pended,
      • pre-mises,
      • pre-mise,
      • de-pending,
      • re lying,
      • re-lied,
      • jump gun,
      • de-pends,
      • de pending.

      pucker (verb)

      • rucking up,
      • ruckles,
      • rucked up,
      • rucks up,
      • ruckling.

      pull (verb)

      • re-moving,
      • dis-locates,
      • re-move,
      • re-moves,
      • dis locate,
      • dis locating,
      • dis-located,
      • dis-locating,
      • re moving,
      • dis located,
      • re move,
      • dis locates,
      • re moved,
      • dis-locate.

      raise (verb)

      • fetches up,
      • fetching up,
      • goosed up,
      • sent through roof,
      • pyramidded,
      • hikes up,
      • hiking up,
      • pyramidding,
      • jumped up,
      • sending through the roof,
      • send through roof,
      • sent through the roof,
      • jacked up,
      • shoots up,
      • jumps up,
      • sends through roof,
      • jumping up,
      • sends through the roof,
      • fetched up,
      • gooses up,
      • ran up,
      • goosing up,
      • running up,
      • hiked up,
      • sending through roof.

      rake (verb)

      • fine tooth combed,
      • fine-combs,
      • fine-tooth-combs,
      • enfilades,
      • fine-tooth-combing,
      • finecombed,
      • fine-combing,
      • fine comb,
      • fine combs,
      • finecombing,
      • fine tooth comb,
      • fine-combed,
      • fine combed,
      • fine combing,
      • finecombs,
      • fine tooth combing,
      • fine tooth combs,
      • fine-tooth-combed.

      rally (verb)

      • coming order,
      • re-news,
      • brought to order,
      • re stored,
      • bonds together,
      • be-stirs,
      • re formed,
      • in spirited,
      • re doubled,
      • be-stirring,
      • re freshes,
      • bringing order,
      • be-stirred,
      • re-assembles,
      • coming to order,
      • counter attacks,
      • brought order,
      • bring order,
      • re-forms,
      • re double,
      • brings order,
      • re assemble,
      • re-doubled,
      • comes to order,
      • in spirit,
      • re storing,
      • re-groups,
      • re assembled,
      • re-fresh,
      • re-new,
      • re doubles,
      • came to order,
      • counter-attacking,
      • Re-forming,
      • counter-attacked,
      • in-spiriting,
      • re form,
      • re-stores,
      • brings to order,
      • re-freshes,
      • in spiriting,
      • re-group,
      • re news,
      • re-assembling,
      • re new,
      • re grouped,
      • re group,
      • re forms,
      • re-storing,
      • be stirring,
      • counter attacked,
      • re assembling,
      • bonding together,
      • re-stored,
      • re grouping,
      • in-spirited,
      • re doubling,
      • re-grouped,
      • in-spirit,
      • re groups,
      • re-doubles,
      • be stir,
      • bringing to order,
      • re store,
      • in-spirits,
      • counter attack,
      • be stirred,
      • re-double,
      • comes order,
      • re forming,
      • be-stir,
      • be stirs,
      • re-grouping,
      • came order,
      • re assembles,
      • re-doubling,
      • re-assembled,
      • come order,
      • re stores,
      • counter attacking.

      read (verb)

      • leafed through,
      • pored over,
      • leafing through,
      • pores over,
      • un ravelling,
      • scratches the surface,
      • un raveled,
      • un-raveling,
      • flips through,
      • flipped through,
      • un-ravel,
      • scratched surface,
      • burying in,
      • scratched the surface,
      • dip in to,
      • un-ravelling,
      • scratches surface,
      • un-ravelled,
      • burying oneself in,
      • un-raveled,
      • scratching surface,
      • un raveling,
      • un ravels,
      • un ravelled,
      • buries in,
      • refers to,
      • flipping through,
      • un-ravels,
      • scratch surface,
      • buries oneself in,
      • bury in,
      • leafs through,
      • un ravel,
      • buried oneself in.

      reap (verb)

      • get as result,
      • in-gathers,
      • gotten as a result,
      • gets as a result,
      • re aping,
      • gat as a result,
      • gotten as result,
      • in gathers,
      • got as result,
      • getting as result,
      • gets as result,
      • comes to have,
      • comes have,
      • come have,
      • in-gathering,
      • re-aping,
      • came to have,
      • in gathered,
      • came have,
      • in-gather,
      • coming to have,
      • in gather,
      • ingathers,
      • in-gathered,
      • re-aped,
      • getting as a result,
      • in gathering,
      • gat as result,
      • coming have,
      • got as a result,
      • re aped.

      reason (verb)

      • de liberating,
      • de-liberate,
      • de-liberating,
      • de-liberates,
      • thinks through,
      • drew from,
      • thinking through,
      • de liberated,
      • Syllogized,
      • de liberate,
      • syllogizes,
      • de-liberated,
      • threshing out,
      • Syllogizing,
      • drawing from,
      • threshed out,
      • draws from,
      • de liberates,
      • threshes out.

      receive (verb)

      • comes in to,
      • latched on to,
      • is given,
      • took possession,
      • are told,
      • was receipt of,
      • gotten from,
      • latching to,
      • latch to,
      • is receipt of,
      • latching on to,
      • was given,
      • being told,
      • wast in receipt of,
      • wast given,
      • be receipt of,
      • came in to,
      • are in receipt of,
      • are receipt of,
      • wast told,
      • got from,
      • re-deems,
      • art in receipt of,
      • was told,
      • re deeming,
      • am receipt of,
      • wert receipt of,
      • re-deem,
      • re-deeming,
      • is told,
      • were given,
      • come in to,
      • coming in to,
      • being in receipt of,
      • takes possession,
      • gets from,
      • is in receipt of,
      • coming into,
      • were told,
      • were receipt of,
      • latches to,
      • am told,
      • re deem,
      • came into,
      • latched to,
      • art told,
      • art receipt of,
      • art given,
      • wert in receipt of,
      • wert told,
      • was in receipt of,
      • gat from,
      • re deemed,
      • wert given,
      • being receipt of,
      • getting from,
      • wast receipt of,
      • were in receipt of,
      • are given,
      • latches on to.

      reckon (verb)

      • depends on,
      • builds on,
      • trusts in,
      • planned on,
      • planning on,
      • trusted in,
      • building on,
      • relies on,
      • builded on,
      • trusting in.

      rendezvous (verb)

      • were closeted,
      • being closeted,
      • meets behind closed doors,
      • wast reunited,
      • meeting privately,
      • met privately,
      • wast closeted,
      • is closeted,
      • were reunited,
      • are closeted,
      • meets privately,
      • met behind closed doors,
      • art reunited,
      • was reunited,
      • art closeted,
      • is reunited,
      • wert reunited,
      • am closeted,
      • wert closeted,
      • am reunited,
      • being reunited,
      • are reunited,
      • meeting behind closed doors,
      • was closeted.

      rule (verb)

      • pre-scribing,
      • passing up on,
      • pre-scribed,
      • pre-scribes,
      • lays down,
      • passed upon,
      • passes upon,
      • passing upon,
      • pre-scribe,
      • pass up on,
      • pre scribe,
      • passed up on,
      • pre scribing,
      • passes up on.

      save (verb)

      • hides away,
      • re-trench,
      • hided away,
      • art frugal,
      • cutting corners,
      • wast thrifty,
      • art thrifty,
      • is thrifty,
      • made ends meet,
      • wast frugal,
      • feathered nest,
      • wert frugal,
      • laying aside,
      • being thrifty,
      • re-trenches,
      • re trenching,
      • re trench,
      • cuts corners,
      • re-trenched,
      • feathering nest,
      • rolls back,
      • saves for rainy day,
      • re-trenching,
      • were thrifty,
      • re trenched,
      • are frugal,
      • making ends meet,
      • rolling back,
      • is frugal,
      • wert thrifty,
      • rolled back,
      • hid away,
      • re trenches,
      • am thrifty,
      • was thrifty,
      • tightening belt,
      • was frugal,
      • were frugal,
      • saved for rainy day,
      • makes ends meet,
      • tightened belt,
      • are thrifty,
      • tightens belt,
      • hiding away,
      • saving for rainy day,
      • being frugal,
      • feathers nest.

      scoop (verb)

      • digs out,
      • sweeping up,
      • ex cavate,
      • ex-cavate,
      • digging out,
      • clears away,
      • sweeping away,
      • sweeps up,
      • dug out,
      • swept up,
      • digged out,
      • sweeps away.

      socialize (verb)

      • converse,
      • talk,
      • socialize,
      • befriend,
      • attend,
      • host,
      • hob-nob.

      squirrel away (verb)

      • packing away,
      • packs away.

      stock (verb)

      • pro visions,
      • pro-vides,
      • pro vides,
      • dealt in,
      • pro-vision,
      • pro visioned,
      • trading in,
      • keeps on hand,
      • kept on hand,
      • pro-viding,
      • pro-vided,
      • kept hand,
      • keeping hand,
      • pro vide,
      • keeps hand,
      • traded in,
      • pro-visioned,
      • pro viding,
      • pro vided,
      • pro visioning,
      • pro-vide,
      • pro-visions,
      • trades in,
      • pro vision,
      • keeping on hand,
      • keep hand.

      stockpile (verb)

      • stocks up.

      summon (verb)

      • calling into action,
      • re-calls,
      • re calling,
      • call in to action,
      • called up on,
      • calls forth,
      • re-calling,
      • sending for,
      • calls in to action,
      • calls into action,
      • re-call,
      • re calls,
      • called in to action,
      • calling in to action,
      • calling up on,
      • re-called,
      • calls up on,
      • calling upon,
      • call up on,
      • sends for,
      • called into action.

      suppose (verb)

      • takes stock in,
      • taking stock in,
      • took stock in,
      • takes as gospel truth,
      • taking as gospel truth,
      • took as gospel truth.

      suspect (verb)

      • haddest doubt,
      • hast doubt,
      • dis believe,
      • dis-believe,
      • mis-trust,
      • mis-trusted,
      • mis trusting,
      • dis believed,
      • smelled a rat,
      • mis-trusting,
      • smelling rat,
      • having doubt,
      • smelt rat,
      • harbored suspicion,
      • smelled rat,
      • smells a rat,
      • dis-believing,
      • thought probable,
      • dis believes,
      • has doubt,
      • dis believing,
      • harbors suspicion,
      • smell rat,
      • mis trusted,
      • hadst doubt,
      • harboring suspicion,
      • mis trusts,
      • hath doubt,
      • mis trust,
      • dis-believed,
      • thinking probable,
      • smells rat,
      • smelt a rat,
      • dis-believes,
      • thinks probable,
      • had doubt.

      swarm (verb)

      • moves in crowd,
      • gathers like bees,
      • move in crowd,
      • being numerous,
      • moving crowd,
      • is numerous,
      • were alive,
      • am alive,
      • wast alive,
      • am numerous,
      • is alive,
      • over runs,
      • were numerous,
      • moved a crowd,
      • wast numerous,
      • moved crowd,
      • moves a crowd,
      • moves crowd,
      • over running,
      • rushing together,
      • moving a crowd,
      • move a crowd,
      • gathered like bees,
      • art alive,
      • gathering like bees,
      • rushed together,
      • moving in crowd,
      • moving in a crowd,
      • moved in a crowd,
      • rushes together,
      • art numerous,
      • move crowd,
      • moves in a crowd,
      • wert numerous,
      • was alive,
      • moved in crowd,
      • wert alive,
      • was numerous,
      • are alive.

      take (verb)

      • usurp,
      • confiscate,
      • nab,
      • procure,
      • abduct,
      • bag,
      • commandeer,
      • deprive,
      • monopolize,
      • annex,
      • grab,
      • appropriate,
      • impound,
      • catch.

      think (verb)

      • planning for,
      • plans for.

      tuck (verb)

      • in sert,
      • making snug,
      • squeezes in,
      • squeezing in,
      • squeezed in,
      • makes snug,
      • made snug,
      • in-sert.

      understand (verb)

      • under stand,
      • under-stand,
      • under-stands,
      • under-stood,
      • under-standing,
      • under stood,
      • under stands,
      • under standing.

      wrinkle (verb)

      • crimp,
      • furrow,
      • wrinkle,
      • crease,
      • double,
      • ripple.
    • Other synonyms:

      • find out,
      • sniff out,
      • find,
      • check up on,
      • discover,
      • herd together,
      • concentrate,
      • investigative,
      • nap,
      • form up,
      • elicit,
      • poke around,
      • look into,
      • delve,
      • trace,
      • smoke out,
      • reconnoiter,
      • dig up,
      • source,
      • establish,
      • unmask,
      • hear of,
      • uncover,
      • nose into,
      • reconvene,
      • ascertain,
      • pry,
      • unlock,
      • investigate,
      • tease out,
      • unearth,
      • ferret out,
      • retrace,
      • agglomerate,
      • dig around,
      • rustle up,
      • cast around for,
      • nose around,
      • webbing,
      • nose out,
      • read up on,
      • catch out,
      • take it,
      • get at,
      • hit on,
      • debrief,
      • feel out.

      • snoop,
      • sort out,
      • textile,
      • hive,
      • yarn,
      • sniff around,
      • meet with,
      • check into,
      • cloth,
      • drapery,
      • screen,
      • sift,
      • chase up.

      • crop,
      • consult,
      • research,
      • fabric,
      • fiber,
      • look up,
      • conference,
      • flash mob,
      • abstract,
      • reconstruct.

      • dig into,
      • scout,
      • cull,
      • seek,
      • bias.

      • flock,
      • pick,
      • follow up,
      • dig,
      • material,
      • try.

      • pump.

      • round.

      • pile.

      • check.

      • cut.

      acquire

      • accessing,
      • locks up,
      • get hold of,
      • get hands on,
      • Promoted,
      • accessed,
      • latched onto,
      • locking up,
      • lock up,
      • take possession of,
      • latch onto,
      • copping,
      • getting hold of,
      • got hold of,
      • locked up,
      • promotes,
      • Copped.

      believe

      • sense,
      • feel,
      • repute.

      bring

      • piggyback,
      • importing,
      • ridden,
      • gunned,
      • heel,
      • transport,
      • companioning,
      • import,
      • take along,
      • companioned,
      • Escorted,
      • piggybacking,
      • piggybacks,
      • gun,
      • Gunning,
      • Guns.

      bring together

      • group.

      centralize

      • streamline,
      • streamlining,
      • streamlines,
      • integrate.

      cluster

      • parceling,
      • gang around,
      • packaging,
      • Parcelled,
      • crowded around,
      • Parceled,
      • packaged,
      • crowd around,
      • parcelling.

      collect

      • flock together,
      • congressed.

      collocate

      • Collimated,
      • Collimating,
      • Paralleling,
      • parallels,
      • collimate.

      congregate

      • thronged,
      • forgathering,
      • forgathered,
      • teem,
      • Thronging,
      • forgathers.

      derive

      • Evolved.

      draw

      • evoked,
      • Trailed,
      • siphoned,
      • wind in,
      • siphoning,
      • yank,
      • wrenching,
      • trawl.

      expect

      • looks for,
      • looking forward to,
      • watch for,
      • looking for,
      • bargain on,
      • see coming,
      • in the cards,
      • look ahead to,
      • Foreknown,
      • waiting for,
      • wait for,
      • Foreknew,
      • watched for,
      • Hoped,
      • hoped for,
      • hope for,
      • waited for,
      • watching for,
      • foreknows,
      • look forward to,
      • Foreknowing,
      • looked for.

      extract

      • weed out,
      • catheterizes,
      • Catheterizing,
      • Extracting,
      • press out,
      • catheterize,
      • extorts,
      • pressing out,
      • Catheterized,
      • weeding out,
      • extort,
      • evulse.

      feel

      • be convinced,
      • be of opinion,
      • be of the opinion,
      • have the impression,
      • feels.

      fester

      • blistered,
      • Ulcerating,
      • ulcerates,
      • ulcering,
      • Ulcered,
      • ulcerated,
      • ulcerate,
      • suppurate.

      hear

      • get wind of,
      • be told of,
      • be informed,
      • be advised,
      • get the picture,
      • apperceive,
      • be led to believe,
      • got wind of,
      • get wise to,
      • have on good authority,
      • catch on,
      • caught on.

      huddle

      • nestle,
      • hunch up,
      • Parleying,
      • curled up,
      • curl up,
      • Parleyed,
      • press close.

      interpret

      • exemplifies,
      • Imaged,
      • reenacting,
      • re-enacts,
      • imaging,
      • reenacted,
      • make of,
      • reenact,
      • throw light on,
      • re-enact,
      • commentates,
      • made of,
      • making of,
      • commentate,
      • commentating,
      • commentated.

      judge

      • Valuing,
      • pass sentence,
      • passed sentence,
      • Dooming,
      • passing sentence,
      • pronounce sentence,
      • passes sentence,
      • judges,
      • referee,
      • size up,
      • Umpired,
      • Umpiring,
      • give a hearing.

      learn

      • digging up,
      • stumbling upon,
      • tripped over,
      • tripping over,
      • trip over,
      • stumble upon,
      • digs up,
      • dug up.

      meet

      • be present,
      • got to know,
      • be introduced,
      • enter in,
      • make acquaintance,
      • be presented,
      • foregathering,
      • foregathered,
      • get to know.

      Other relevant words:

      • think probable,
      • drift,
      • coming together,
      • fixed upon,
      • put by,
      • joined up,
      • expand,
      • call forth,
      • moving forward,
      • Overtopped,
      • be carried along,
      • flip through,
      • dope out,
      • regroups,
      • have sneaking suspicion,
      • extract,
      • Chocked,
      • becomes visible,
      • overtake,
      • jam-pack,
      • get ready,
      • squash,
      • estimate,
      • pleating,
      • Rallied,
      • pucker,
      • paid one’s dues,
      • Seaming,
      • reassemble,
      • load up,
      • huddle,
      • seamed,
      • keep on hand,
      • center,
      • fall for,
      • pack,
      • be in the wind,
      • harvest,
      • deduce,
      • Telegraphed,
      • ingather,
      • called upon,
      • flutter,
      • hoard,
      • expect,
      • call upon,
      • Bulking,
      • jump up,
      • comes together,
      • pleated,
      • stock up,
      • accrue,
      • conscripting,
      • happened upon,
      • pinched pennies,
      • call arms,
      • band,
      • bring home the groceries,
      • reassembles,
      • collate,
      • made ready,
      • top off,
      • troop,
      • feels for,
      • make snug,
      • calling up,
      • overcrowding,
      • Mounding,
      • cumulate,
      • Postulated,
      • concenter,
      • save for rainy day,
      • harbor suspicion,
      • doubled over,
      • flows,
      • join up,
      • be gainfully employed,
      • convene,
      • winnow,
      • learn,
      • Ridging,
      • swarm,
      • inscribe,
      • come into view,
      • Bracketing,
      • be imminent,
      • intuit,
      • ingathering,
      • plicate,
      • accumulate,
      • chocks,
      • be in the cards,
      • jack up,
      • conclude,
      • make use of,
      • lay away,
      • glean,
      • goosing,
      • Cinched,
      • Trooped,
      • hazard a guess,
      • stockpile,
      • take a shot,
      • put in motion,
      • decide,
      • brew,
      • swell,
      • happen upon,
      • Hived,
      • drawing near,
      • make ready,
      • trust in,
      • counterattacking,
      • calls upon,
      • buying up,
      • bringing together,
      • Massing,
      • make a bundle,
      • roll up,
      • laying on,
      • squirrel,
      • referring to,
      • call,
      • presume,
      • Warehoused,
      • Cockled,
      • save,
      • rely on,
      • make out,
      • woken,
      • got ready,
      • mobilize,
      • refer to,
      • hear,
      • grooving,
      • overcrowds,
      • Twigged,
      • cleaned up,
      • Furrowing,
      • reap,
      • store up,
      • hold meeting,
      • hike up,
      • bury oneself in,
      • beg borrow or steal,
      • stack up,
      • putting in order,
      • lay in,
      • bunches up,
      • marshal,
      • Bulked,
      • come to order,
      • comes forth,
      • pack like sardines,
      • stirred up,
      • Bracketed,
      • get vibrations,
      • converge upon,
      • feel in bones,
      • judge,
      • Trooping,
      • called up,
      • draw inference,
      • have final word,
      • shooting up,
      • pass upon,
      • read into,
      • fix upon,
      • perceive,
      • Postulating,
      • make it big,
      • called in,
      • nears,
      • rendezvous,
      • premise,
      • stirs up,
      • breaking through,
      • telescope,
      • pore over,
      • kick around,
      • has a hunch,
      • Binning,
      • scrape together,
      • called together,
      • Cockling,
      • fester,
      • clean up,
      • tighten belt,
      • Replicated,
      • Plicated,
      • break through,
      • referred to,
      • ringing up,
      • warehousing,
      • Chocking,
      • pile up,
      • draws near,
      • Teamed,
      • meet up,
      • Overtopping,
      • streams,
      • telescopes,
      • put in,
      • scare up,
      • call up,
      • Levied,
      • get one’s hands on,
      • pinching pennies,
      • impend,
      • goosed,
      • see it coming,
      • dealing in,
      • heap,
      • dancing,
      • stacking up,
      • sardined,
      • form opinion,
      • brought together,
      • bond together,
      • Crisped,
      • make a killing,
      • come to have,
      • bring to a focus,
      • fetch up,
      • reach decision,
      • seem huge,
      • hang over,
      • harrow,
      • interpret,
      • come to conclusion,
      • fill up,
      • roll back,
      • cast the die,
      • topped off,
      • Teaming,
      • piles,
      • get together,
      • took for granted,
      • turn under,
      • trade in,
      • Mounded,
      • figured out,
      • meet behind closed doors,
      • saving,
      • overcrowd,
      • predict,
      • colligate,
      • pigeonholed,
      • Binned,
      • reassembled,
      • gang up,
      • acquire,
      • fills up,
      • presage,
      • elect,
      • think,
      • plan on,
      • hatch,
      • dog-eared,
      • batched,
      • rake,
      • read,
      • corrugate,
      • lines up,
      • come on the scene,
      • signing on,
      • poring over,
      • hanging over,
      • stock,
      • heap together,
      • loaded up,
      • Rucking,
      • Bestirred,
      • bring,
      • stirring up,
      • lay on,
      • call together,
      • centralize,
      • moved forward,
      • be at hand,
      • stocked up,
      • focalize,
      • Crisping,
      • reassembling,
      • telegraph,
      • draw a conclusion,
      • anthologized,
      • lays away,
      • adds up,
      • CRISPS,
      • understand,
      • the way one sees it,
      • Shepherded,
      • predicate,
      • lays aside,
      • be inclined to think,
      • making ready,
      • goose up,
      • pull,
      • be afraid,
      • put aside for rainy day,
      • mucking,
      • sardine,
      • recapitulate,
      • arriving at,
      • reason,
      • obtain,
      • be coming,
      • batching,
      • pinch pennies,
      • call into action,
      • take a stand,
      • piles up,
      • move forward,
      • be frugal,
      • scratching the surface,
      • telescoped,
      • comes into view,
      • Justle,
      • go down line,
      • pull at,
      • grouped,
      • gooses,
      • Rucked,
      • taking for granted,
      • Allying,
      • buy up,
      • piled up,
      • have a hunch,
      • garner,
      • Focalizing,
      • buried in,
      • Sauntered,
      • infer,
      • depend on,
      • be near,
      • inter-twined,
      • smell a rat,
      • suspect,
      • setting in motion,
      • anthologize,
      • have hunch,
      • sets in motion,
      • adding up,
      • made use of,
      • ring up,
      • massed,
      • Shepherding,
      • over-crowding,
      • catalyze,
      • boils down,
      • smelling a rat,
      • feel for,
      • squeeze in,
      • go-that-a-way,
      • regroup,
      • draw together,
      • bonded together,
      • summon,
      • Soothsay,
      • spacing,
      • Danced,
      • pack ’em in,
      • swelled,
      • imagine,
      • overlapping,
      • sail,
      • build on,
      • jampack,
      • brings together,
      • reckon,
      • jamming,
      • ridged,
      • re-cover,
      • Conscribe,
      • pay one’s dues,
      • laid down,
      • sit,
      • derive,
      • Lapped,
      • scratch the surface,
      • draw,
      • pinches pennies,
      • leaf through,
      • assume,
      • intertwines,
      • scudding,
      • be thrifty,
      • pick up,
      • move in a crowd,
      • band together,
      • receive,
      • Strolled,
      • filled up,
      • over-runs,
      • hang out,
      • swarming,
      • medialize,
      • come forth,
      • made a decision,
      • draw near,
      • suspected,
      • setting off,
      • kicked around,
      • hide away,
      • putting in,
      • runs up,
      • collect,
      • figure out,
      • conscripted,
      • arrived at,
      • double over,
      • Squashing,
      • reach conclusion,
      • stacked up,
      • conceive,
      • grooved,
      • over-run,
      • Summoned,
      • re-formed,
      • gobble up,
      • have doubt,
      • coadjute,
      • getting ready,
      • make,
      • call in,
      • drawing together,
      • guesstimate,
      • read between lines,
      • counter-attack,
      • militarize,
      • packed like sardines,
      • deals in,
      • focalizes,
      • clear,
      • put in order,
      • counter-attacks,
      • be forthcoming,
      • scoop,
      • being alive,
      • boil down,
      • dog-ear,
      • set in motion,
      • sat,
      • make the scene,
      • take shape,
      • gather like bees,
      • believe,
      • called forth,
      • overtops,
      • rule,
      • be closeted,
      • deal in,
      • felt for,
      • close on,
      • Telescoping,
      • stir up,
      • overtop,
      • takes for granted,
      • heaping up,
      • take a stab,
      • kicking around,
      • cut corners,
      • lays on,
      • call the turn,
      • foment,
      • made the scene,
      • depended on,
      • Agglomerating,
      • press into service,
      • picked up,
      • calling together,
      • laying down,
      • Schemed,
      • filling up,
      • counterattacked,
      • be alive,
      • feel in one’s bones,
      • set off,
      • call shots,
      • bestir,
      • gobbled up,
      • shoot up,
      • calls up,
      • league,
      • arrive at,
      • Focalized,
      • regrouping,
      • sardines,
      • count upon,
      • make a decision,
      • Corrugating,
      • take to mean,
      • meet privately,
      • shot up,
      • levy,
      • gain,
      • make fast buck,
      • came forth,
      • run up,
      • sent for,
      • crowd,
      • send through the roof,
      • sign on,
      • pluck,
      • ruckled,
      • Ruching,
      • Volunteering,
      • puts in order,
      • Provisioned,
      • go with the tide,
      • Cinching,
      • calling forth,
      • tuck,
      • agglomerated,
      • bunch up,
      • invited,
      • get the idea,
      • plans on,
      • is afraid,
      • Provisioning,
      • lining up,
      • compile,
      • rush together,
      • lay down,
      • folding,
      • feeling for,
      • furrowed,
      • regrouped,
      • telegraphs,
      • become visible,
      • guesstimated,
      • Hiving,
      • soothsays,
      • stow away,
      • seem large,
      • meet,
      • raise,
      • laid aside,
      • Volunteered,
      • enroll,
      • laying in,
      • make up mind,
      • come to agreement,
      • pay dues,
      • drew near,
      • Telegraphing,
      • be numerous,
      • boil down to,
      • banding together,
      • get as a result,
      • cluster,
      • make decision,
      • corrugates,
      • arrive at conclusion,
      • make ends meet,
      • ruck up,
      • loom,
      • earn,
      • bestirs,
      • puts in,
      • banded together,
      • get the message,
      • joins up,
      • stocking up,
      • mucked,
      • brings home,
      • send for,
      • Twigging,
      • come together,
      • built on,
      • piling up,
      • re-assemble,
      • chock,
      • scrape up,
      • feather nest,
      • enlist,
      • recover,
      • forecast,
      • get the hang of,
      • cleans up,
      • congregate,
      • plowed,
      • heap up,
      • Neared,
      • bring to order,
      • line up,
      • be reunited,
      • bring together,
      • laid on,
      • rally,
      • come to decision,
      • be in line for,
      • Bestirring,
      • conjecture,
      • ruckle,
      • commit oneself,
      • take for granted,
      • collocate,
      • lay aside,
      • win over,
      • in spirits,
      • ingathered,
      • bring home.

      posit

      • posits.

      predict

      • Predicting,
      • crystal-ball divine,
      • psych out,
      • Forespoken,
      • Omening,
      • Forespeak,
      • call it,
      • psyched out,
      • predicts,
      • see handwriting on wall,
      • Omened,
      • make book.

      pull

      • pulling,
      • Weeding,
      • taking out,
      • took out,
      • Spraining,
      • weeds,
      • weeded,
      • weed.

      put together

      • put together.

      rake

      • Enfiladed,
      • fine-comb,
      • finecomb,
      • enfilade,
      • Enfilading,
      • fine-tooth-comb.

      reason

      • think through,
      • draw from,
      • draw conclusion,
      • syllogize,
      • thresh out,
      • thought through.

      receive

      • taking possession,
      • take possession,
      • comes into,
      • be given,
      • come into,
      • being given,
      • be told,
      • be in receipt of,
      • latch on to,
      • get from,
      • received.

      save up

      • squirrel away.

      scoop

      • swept away,
      • Bailing,
      • cleared away,
      • clearing away,
      • clear away,
      • sweep away,
      • Bailed,
      • Ladled,
      • Spading,
      • dig out,
      • Ladling,
      • ladle,
      • Spaded,
      • sweep up.

      squirrel away

      • pack away,
      • packed away.

      stash

      • stash.

      suppose

      • supposes,
      • take as gospel truth,
      • take stock in,
      • posit.

      take

      • being aware of,
      • be aware of,
      • think of as,
      • interpret as,
      • looked upon,
      • see as,
      • Experiencing,
      • was aware of,
      • look upon,
      • seeing as.

      think

      • Visioning,
      • planned for,
      • Visioned,
      • plan for,
      • thought.

      wrinkle

      • prune up.

    How to use «Gather» in context?

    Gather is a verb which means to bring together or collect something. In a physical sense, to gather means to pick something up or to gather materials. In a figurative sense, to gather means to think of and consider various possibilities. Gathering can also mean to assemble or to come together as a group.

    Paraphrases for Gather:

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    • Equivalence

      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        congregate.
      • Verb, base form
        congregate, glean.
    • Independent

      • Adverb
        collect.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        are, bring, guess, hear, heard, provide, suppose, witnessed, Overheard, AM.
      • Verb, base form
        accrue, bring, catch, centralize, create, develop, draw, elicit, enlist, establish, hear, incorporate, integrate, merge, mobilise, prepare, provide, reap, recover, retrieve, satisfy, solicit, summon, unite, ccollect, mobilizethe.
    • Other Related

      • Coordinating conjunction
        collect.
      • Adjective
        collect, collecting.
      • Proper noun, singular
        collect, collecting, collection, gathering, collects, collections.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        collation, collect, collecting, collection, gathering, Collating.
      • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
        accumulate, collect, concentrate, imagine, presume, understand, understood.
      • Verb, base form
        accumulate, amalgamate, amass, ascertain, canvass, coalesce, collect, collection, concentrate, extract, fetch, galvanize, garner, gauge, harness, identify, mobilize, muster, reassemble, reunite, summarise, understand.

    Hypernym for Gather:

    • n.

      • act
        harvest, harvesting, centralization, harvest home, centralisation.
    • v.

      • contact
        mobilise, muster up, mobilize, nest, shell, pluck, reap, stack up, marshal, heap up, snail, pearl, cull, pick, harvest, round up, pile up, summon, glean, sponge, rake, salvage, shock, scavenge, clam, nut, hive, bird-nest, oyster, club, come up, muster, rally, birdnest.

    Hyponym for Gather:

    • n.

      • act
        assembling, collecting, collection, aggregation.
      • artifact
        sewing, stitchery.
    • v.

      • communication
        reason out, conclude, reason.
      • contact
        pull, search, seek, look for.

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    contract,
    crumble,
    curb,
    curtail,
    cut down,
    decay,
    decline.

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    1

    as in to collect

    to bring together in one body or place

    he gathered the leftovers from the table and gave them to the dog let’s gather the students and have them line up on the playground before going in from recess


    2

    as in to harvest

    to catch or collect (a crop or natural resource) for human use

    late summer is when we gather the tomatoes and begin canning them for the winter


    3

    as in to assemble

    to come together into one body or place

    a crowd gathered around the street musician ask the faculty to gather in the lounge for the meeting


    4

    as in to derive

    to form an opinion or reach a conclusion through reasoning and information

    I gather that, since you are back so early, she didn’t want to see you?

    5

    as in to accumulate

    to gradually form into a layer, pile, or mass

    the newspapers that had been allowed to gather on the front doorstep told thieves that the family was away on vacation


    6

    as in to gain

    to gradually increase in

    the movement gathered force as election day neared


    7

    as in to summon

    to call into being through the use of one’s inner resources or powers

    gathered the strength to finish the marathon

    Synonym Chooser

    How does the verb gather differ from other similar words?

    Some common synonyms of gather are assemble, collect, and congregate. While all these words mean «to come or bring together into a group, mass, or unit,» gather is the most general term for bringing or coming together from a spread-out or scattered state.

    Where would assemble be a reasonable alternative to gather?

    Although the words assemble and gather have much in common, assemble implies an ordered union or organization of persons or things often for a definite purpose.

    experts assembled for a conference

    When is collect a more appropriate choice than gather?

    The words collect and gather can be used in similar contexts, but collect often implies careful selection or orderly arrangement.

    collected books on gardening

    When could congregate be used to replace gather?

    In some situations, the words congregate and gather are roughly equivalent. However, congregate implies a spontaneous flocking together into a crowd or huddle.

    congregating under a shelter

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    Table Of Contents:

    • Gather as a Noun
    • Definitions of «Gather» as a noun
    • Synonyms of «Gather» as a noun (1 Word)
    • Gather as a Verb
    • Definitions of «Gather» as a verb
    • Synonyms of «Gather» as a verb (65 Words)
    • Usage Examples of «Gather» as a verb
    • Associations of «Gather» (30 Words)

    The synonyms of “Gather” are: assemble, foregather, forgather, meet, collect, garner, pull together, gain, get together, pucker, tuck, accumulate, amass, conglomerate, cumulate, pile up, congregate, convene, come together, muster, rally, converge, put together, harvest, reap, pick, pluck, crop, glean, clasp, clutch, take, pull, embrace, enfold, hold, hug, cuddle, squeeze, understand, be given to understand, believe, be led to believe, think, conclude, come to the conclusion, deduce, infer, draw the inference, assume, surmise, fancy, summon, summon up, call together, bring together, round up, pleat, shirr, fold, corrugate, ruffle, crimp, crease, scrunch up, gathering

    Gather as a Noun

    Definitions of «Gather» as a noun

    According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “gather” as a noun can have the following definitions:

    • A part of a garment that is gathered.
    • The act of gathering something.
    • Sewing consisting of small folds or puckers made by pulling tight a thread in a line of stitching.

    Synonyms of «Gather» as a noun (1 Word)

    gathering The act of gathering something.
    A family gathering.

    Gather as a Verb

    Definitions of «Gather» as a verb

    According to the Oxford Dictionary of English, “gather” as a verb can have the following definitions:

    • Draw and bring closer.
    • Assemble or get together.
    • Pull (someone) into one’s arms.
    • Collect or gather.
    • Draw together into folds or puckers.
    • Collect in one place.
    • Harvest grain or other crops.
    • Get people together.
    • Draw and hold together (fabric or a part of a garment) by running thread through it.
    • Bring together and take in from scattered places or sources.
    • Infer; understand.
    • Collect plants, fruits, etc., for food.
    • Increase in (speed, force, etc.
    • Increase or develop.
    • Pick something up.
    • Look for (food) in nature.
    • Gain or recover (one’s breath.
    • Come together; assemble or accumulate.
    • Conclude from evidence.
    • Summon up (a mental or physical attribute) for a purpose.

    Synonyms of «Gather» as a verb (65 Words)

    accumulate Gather together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of.
    Her goal was to accumulate a huge fortune.
    amass Get or gather together.
    He amassed a fortune estimated at close to a million pounds.
    assemble Get people together.
    Assemble the program and produce a file suitable to input to the simulator.
    assume Take on as one’s own the expenses or debts of another person.
    The queen assumed the stately robes.
    be given to understand Represent, as of a character on stage.
    be led to believe To remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted — used only in infinitive form.
    believe Follow a credo have a faith be a believer.
    When you hear his sermons you will be able to believe too.
    bring together Cause to come into a particular state or condition.
    call together Read aloud to check for omissions or absentees.
    clasp Grasp firmly.
    Kate s arms were clasped around her knees.
    clutch Hold firmly, usually with one’s hands.
    Mrs Longhill clutched at the idea.
    collect Gather or collect.
    He went round the office collecting old coffee cups.
    come to the conclusion Cover a certain distance.
    come together Come forth.
    conclude Bring or come to an end.
    The doctors concluded that Esther had suffered a stroke.
    conglomerate Form a conglomerate by merging diverse firms.
    The urge to conglomerate has long been out of fashion in American boardrooms.
    congregate Come together, usually for a purpose.
    The crowds congregated in front of the Vatican on Christmas Eve.
    convene Call together.
    The council convened last week.
    converge (of lines) tend to meet at a point.
    The crowd converged on the movie star.
    corrugate Contract or cause to contract into wrinkles or folds.
    Micky s brow corrugated in a simian frown.
    crease Make wrinkles or creases on a smooth surface make a pressed folded or wrinkled line in.
    Crease the paper like this to make a crane.
    crimp Curl tightly.
    Crimped blonde hair.
    crop Prepare for crops.
    The horse was gratefully cropping the grass.
    cuddle Hold (a person or thing) close, as for affection, comfort, or warmth.
    I cuddled the baby.
    cumulate Collect or gather.
    The systems cumulate data over a period of years.
    deduce Conclude by reasoning; in logic.
    Little can be safely deduced from these figures.
    draw the inference Allow a draft.
    embrace Include in scope; include as part of something broader; have as one’s sphere or territory.
    They embraced.
    enfold Enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering.
    He enfolded her in his arms and stroked her hair.
    fancy Have a fancy or particular liking or desire for.
    I fancy him to win the tournament.
    fold Become folded or folded up.
    A bag was folded around the book.
    foregather Collect in one place.
    Most of the students had foregathered by this time.
    forgather Collect in one place.
    gain Benefit.
    We gained the ridge.
    garner Assemble or get together.
    The crop was ready to be reaped and garnered.
    get together Reach a destination; arrive by movement or progress.
    glean Obtain (information) from various sources, often with difficulty.
    The information is gleaned from press cuttings.
    harvest Gather a crop as a harvest.
    The research teams are leading the way in identifying new ways of harvesting the sun s energy.
    hold Be capable of holding or containing.
    Hold in place.
    hug Fit closely or tightly.
    I headed north hugging the coastline all the way.
    infer Guess correctly; solve by guessing.
    From these facts we can infer that crime has been increasing.
    meet Fill or meet a want or need.
    This policy is doing nothing to meet the needs of women.
    muster Collect or assemble (a number or amount.
    He replied with as much dignity as he could muster.
    pick Attack with or as if with a pickaxe of ice or rocky ground for example.
    He picked a match out of the box.
    pile up Arrange in stacks.
    pleat Pleat or gather into a ruffle.
    She was absently pleating her skirt between her fingers.
    pluck Pull lightly but sharply with a plucking motion.
    The turkeys are plucked and cleaned by machine.
    pucker Draw together into folds or puckers.
    She puckered her lips.
    pull Bring take or pull out of a container or from under a cover.
    She pulled a handkerchief out of her pocket.
    pull together Perform an act, usually with a negative connotation.
    put together Formulate in a particular style or language.
    rally Drive in a rally.
    We re driving off to Spain to rally.
    reap Cut or gather (a crop or harvest.
    The company is poised to reap the benefits of this investment.
    round up Wind around; move along a circular course.
    ruffle Pleat or gather into a ruffle.
    Ruffle the curtain fabric.
    scrunch up Raise.
    shirr Gather (an area of fabric or part of a garment) by means of drawn or elasticized threads in parallel rows.
    I shirred the waist and the back panel.
    squeeze Squeeze someone tightly in your arms usually with fondness.
    He squeezed my hand.
    summon Call in an official matter, such as to attend court.
    Running into an old friend summoned up memories of her childhood.
    summon up Gather or bring together.
    surmise Suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.
    I surmised that the butler did it.
    take Be designed to hold or take.
    Take the gun from your pocket.
    think Have a particular mental attitude or approach.
    He was thinking about Colin.
    tuck Make a tuck or several folds in.
    The suit was pinned and tucked all over.
    understand Be understanding of.
    I don t understand the idea.

    Usage Examples of «Gather» as a verb

    • Our ancestors gathered nuts in the Fall.
    • The harvest of wheat and barley had been gathered in.
    • The car gathers speed.
    • Let’s gather in the dining room.
    • The front is gathered at the waist.
    • The destroyer gathered speed.
    • She paused to gather her breath and leaned against the wall puffing.
    • She lay gathering her thoughts together.
    • I gathered that they were old friends.
    • The Bushmen live by hunting and gathering.
    • I gathered up the prescription and went to the door.
    • Gather the close family members.
    • She gathered her shawl around her shoulders.
    • He gathered himself for a tremendous leap.
    • She gathered the child in her arms.
    • I gather you have not done your homework.
    • Gather some stones.
    • Information that we have gathered about people.
    • As soon as a crowd gathered, the police came.

    Associations of «Gather» (30 Words)

    accumulate Gradually gather or acquire (a resulting whole.
    Her goal was to accumulate a huge fortune.
    agglomerate Collected or formed into a mass.
    He is seeking to agglomerate the functions of the Home Office.
    agglomeration A mass or collection of things; an assemblage.
    The arts centre is an agglomeration of theatres galleries shops restaurants and bars.
    amalgamate To bring or combine together or with something else.
    The amalgamated colleges constituted a university.
    amass Gather together or accumulate (a large amount or number of material or things) over a period of time.
    She is amassing a lot of data for her thesis.
    assemble Get people together.
    We assembled in the church basement.
    cluster Come together as in a cluster or flock.
    Students tended to have marks clustering around 70 per cent.
    coalesce Combine (elements) in a mass or whole.
    The puddles had coalesced into shallow streams.
    coalescing Growing together, fusing.
    collect Gather or collect.
    Collect rainwater to use on the garden.
    collective A collective farm.
    A collective sigh of relief from parents.
    compile Convert (a program) into a machine-code or lower-level form in which the program can be executed.
    The world champion compiled a break of 101.
    concentrate Compress or concentrate.
    The nation s wealth was concentrated in the hands of the governing elite.
    confluent Flowing together.
    These confluent tones helped to fuse and unite his landscapes.
    congregate Gather into a crowd or mass.
    Some 4 000 demonstrators had congregated at a border point.
    converge (of a series) approximate in the sum of its terms towards a definite limit.
    Social forces converged to bring the Fascists back to power.
    convergent Tending to come together from different directions.
    One of the most bizarre examples of convergent evolution concerns the so called periodical cicadas.
    cumulate Be gathered together and combined.
    All unpaid dividend payments cumulate and are paid when earnings are sufficient.
    focused Being in focus or brought into focus.
    The need for more focused research.
    gathering The act of gathering something.
    A family gathering.
    harvest Gather a crop as a harvest.
    Farmers work longer hours during the harvest.
    huddle A brief gathering of players during a game to receive instructions, especially in American Football.
    Let s huddle together it s cold.
    integrate Become one become integrated.
    Transport planning should be integrated with energy policy.
    meet A meeting at which a number of athletic contests are held.
    She took Paul to meet her parents.
    merge Blend or cause to blend gradually into something else so as to become indistinguishable from it.
    We merged our resources.
    nucleate Form around a central area.
    Some cells had nucleated.
    overlap A part or amount which overlaps.
    An overlap of shifts.
    scythe Cut with a scythe.
    The grass was scythed at regular intervals.
    synthesis The process of making compound and derivative words.
    The ideology represented a synthesis of certain ideas.
    united Joined together politically, for a common purpose, or by common feelings.
    Women acting together in a united way.

    Collins

    1    accumulate, amass, assemble, bring or get together, collect, congregate, convene, flock, foregather, garner, group, heap, hoard, marshal, mass, muster, pile up, round up, stack up, stockpile  

    2    assume, be led to believe, conclude, deduce, draw, hear, infer, learn, make, surmise, understand  

    3    clasp, draw, embrace, enfold, hold, hug  

    4    crop, cull, garner, glean, harvest, pick, pluck, reap, select  

    5    build, deepen, enlarge, expand, grow, heighten, increase, intensify, rise, swell, thicken, wax  

    6    fold, pleat, pucker, ruffle, shirr, tuck  
      
    Antonyms     
      

    1    diffuse, disperse, dissipate, scatter, separate  

    English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

    Collins

    gather

         ( gathers    plural & 3rd person present)   ( gathering    present participle)   ( gathered    past tense & past participle  )

    1       verb   If people gather somewhere or if someone gathers people somewhere, they come together in a group.  
    (=assemble, collect)  

    In the evenings, we gathered around the fireplace and talked…      V prep/adv  
    The man signalled for me to gather the children together.      V n with together  

    2       verb   If you gather things, you collect them together so that you can use them.  
    (=collect)  

    I suggest we gather enough firewood to last the night…      V n  
    She stood up and started gathering her things together.      V n together  
          Gather up means the same as gather., phrasal verb  
    When Sutcliffe had gathered up his papers, he went out…      V P n (not pron)  
    He gathered the leaves up off the ground.      V n P  

    3       verb   If you gather information or evidence, you collect it, especially over a period of time and after a lot of hard work.  
    (=collect, amass)  

    …a private detective using a hidden tape recorder to gather information…      V n  

    4       verb   If something gathers speed, momentum, or force, it gradually becomes faster or more powerful.  
    (=gain)  

    Demands for his dismissal have gathered momentum in recent weeks…      V n  
    The raft gathered speed as the current dragged it toward the falls.      V n  

    5       verb   When you gather something such as your strength, courage, or thoughts, you make an effort to prepare yourself to do something.  
    (=muster)  

    You must gather your strength for the journey.      V n  
          Gather up means the same as gather., phrasal verb  
    She was gathering up her courage to approach him when he called to her.      V P n (not pron), Also V n P  

    6       verb   You use gather in expressions such as `I gather’ and `as far as I can gather’ to introduce information that you have found out, especially when you have found it out in an indirect way.  
    I gather his report is highly critical of the trial judge…      V that  
    `He speaks English,’ she said to Graham. `I gathered that.’…      V n  
    From what I could gather, he was trying to raise money by organising festivals.      V n  

    7   
      
      to gather dust  

      
      dust  
    gather up  
      
      gather 2, 5  

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    Word; Gather

    Meaning; collect, cull, agglomerate

    Another Words For Gather

    • collect
    • cull
    • agglomerate
    • add together
    • add up
    • rally
    • muster
    • meet
    • group
    • band together
    • knock together
    • piece together
    • rake together

    Here are 800 Another Words List;

    Synonym Words List – A
    abandon – desert
    abbreviate – shorten
    ability – aptitude
    able – qualified
    above – overhead
    abundant – ample

    Another Words List – B
    ban – prohibit
    barren – unproductive
    bashful – shy
    beautiful – pretty,
    broad – wide,expansive

    Synonym Words List – C
    calm – quiet
    capture – arrest
    care – concern
    careful – watchful
    cease – stop,
    certain – positive
    charming – enchanting

    Synonym Words List – D
    dally – linger
    damage – hurt
    dangerous – perilous
    daring – bold
    decay – rot

    Synonym Words List – E
    early – beforetime
    easy – simple
    eccentric – unusual
    exquisite – delightful

    Synonym Words List – F
    fabulous – marvelous
    face – confront
    fair – honest
    full – packed

    Synonym Words List – G
    gain – acquire
    gallant – chivalrous
    gather – accumulate
    gaudy – showy
    gaunt – scrawny

    Synonym Words List – H
    handy – useful
    hard – firm
    hate – loathe
    help – aid
    high – lofty

    Synonym Words List – I
    identical – alike
    idle – inactive
    ignorant – uninformed
    immaculate – pure

    Synonym Words List – J,K,L
    jolly – merry
    jubilant – overjoyed
    keep – save
    lure – attract
    luxurious – extravagant

    Synonym Words List – M
    magnify – expand
    mandatory – required
    maneuver – manipulate
    maximum – greatest

    Synonym Words List – N
    naughty – wrong
    neat – clean
    negligent – derelict
    nervous – flustered
    neutral – impartial
    new – unused
    nice – pleasing

    Synonym Words List – P
    painstaking – precise
    passive – compliant
    past – former
    patience – tolerance
    peculiar – weird

    Synonym Words List – Q,R
    qualified – competent
    question – interrogate
    quiet – silent
    quit – cease
    racket – noise

    Synonym Words List – S
    sad – unhappy
    same – alike
    savage – uncivilized
    stop – quit
    strenuous – vigorous

    Synonym Words List – T
    tall – high
    tangible – concrete
    taut – tense,tight,stiff
    trivial – insignificant

    Synonym Words List – U,V
    unbiased – impartial
    upset – perturb,ruffle
    vulgar – offensive,uncouth

    Synonym Words List – W
    wealth – riches,prosperity
    weary – tired,fatigued
    wholehearted – earnest
    wild – uncivilized

    Synonym Words List – Y,Z
    yield – produce
    zenith – peak,pinnacle

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    English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. gather

      To amass is to bring together materials that make a mass, a great bulk or quantity. With some occasional exceptions, accumulate is applied to the more gradual, amass to the more rapid gathering of money or materials, amass referring to the general result or bulk, accumulate to the particular process or rate of gain. We say interest is accumulated (or accumulates) rather than is amassed; he accumulated a fortune in the course of years; he rapidly amassed a fortune by shrewd speculations. Goods or money for immediate distribution are said to be collected rather than amassed. They may be stored up for a longer or shorter time; but to hoard is always with a view of permanent retention, generally selfish. Aggregate is now most commonly used of numbers and amounts; as, the expenses will aggregate a round million.

      Synonyms:
      accumulate, aggregate, amass, collect, heap up, hoard, hoard up, pile up, store up

      Antonyms:
      disperse, dissipate, divide, parcel, portion, scatter, spend, squander, waste

      Preposition:
      Amass for oneself; for a purpose; from a distance; with great labor; by industry.

    Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

    1. gather, gatheringnoun

      sewing consisting of small folds or puckers made by pulling tight a thread in a line of stitching

      Synonyms:
      assembly, assemblage, gathering

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    2. gather, gatheringverb

      the act of gathering something

      Synonyms:
      assembly, assemblage, gathering

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    3. gather, garner, collect, pull togetherverb

      assemble or get together

      «gather some stones»; «pull your thoughts together»

      Synonyms:
      hoard, assemble, call for, garner, gain, amass, pucker, gather up, meet, conglomerate, accumulate, roll up, take in, pull in, pick up, foregather, pile up, tuck, collect, pull together, get together, compile, cumulate, earn, forgather

      Antonyms:
      distribute, spread

    4. meet, gather, assemble, forgather, foregatherverb

      collect in one place

      «We assembled in the church basement»; «Let’s gather in the dining room»

      Synonyms:
      conform to, tack together, touch, put together, foregather, tack, fulfill, pucker, amass, adjoin, piece, match, suffer, fulfil, cumulate, meet, converge, fit, satisfy, receive, accumulate, forgather, encounter, get together, run into, cope with, fill, play, pull together, run across, come across, conglomerate, pile up, set up, assemble, contact, take on, tuck, see, collect, gain, garner

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    5. accumulate, cumulate, conglomerate, pile up, gather, amassverb

      collect or gather

      «Journals are accumulating in my office»; «The work keeps piling up»

      Synonyms:
      assemble, heap up, garner, hoard, amass, get together, pucker, meet, conglomerate, roll up, foregather, gain, pile up, stack up, tuck, collect, pull together, accumulate, compile, cumulate, forgather

      Antonyms:
      distribute, spread

    6. gatherverb

      conclude from evidence

      «I gather you have not done your homework»

      Synonyms:
      accumulate, foregather, garner, pull together, cumulate, pile up, meet, assemble, tuck, collect, gain, get together, amass, pucker, forgather, conglomerate

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    7. gather, pucker, tuckverb

      draw together into folds or puckers

      Synonyms:
      assemble, garner, gain, amass, pucker, meet, conglomerate, accumulate, ruck up, foregather, pile up, ruck, knit, tuck, collect, insert, pull together, get together, cumulate, cockle, crumple, rumple, forgather

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    8. assemble, gather, get togetherverb

      get people together

      «assemble your colleagues»; «get together all those who are interested in the project»; «gather the close family members»

      Synonyms:
      tack together, assemble, garner, join, gain, put together, amass, set up, pucker, tack, cooperate, meet, conglomerate, accumulate, join forces, foregather, pile up, piece, collaborate, tuck, collect, fall in, pull together, get together, cumulate, forgather

      Antonyms:
      distribute, spread

    9. gatherverb

      draw and bring closer

      «she gathered her shawl around her shoulders»

      Synonyms:
      accumulate, foregather, garner, pull together, cumulate, pile up, meet, assemble, tuck, collect, gain, get together, amass, pucker, forgather, conglomerate

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    10. gatherverb

      look for (food) in nature

      «Our ancestors gathered nuts in the Fall»

      Synonyms:
      accumulate, foregather, garner, pull together, cumulate, pile up, meet, assemble, tuck, collect, gain, get together, amass, pucker, forgather, conglomerate

      Antonyms:
      spread, distribute

    11. gain, gatherverb

      increase or develop

      «the peace movement gained momentum»; «the car gathers speed»

      Synonyms:
      earn, derive, take in, benefit, pile up, pull in, foregather, hit, arrive at, attain, win, amass, gain, put on, pull ahead, acquire, cumulate, meet, advance, make, garner, accumulate, forgather, realise, get together, gain ground, tuck, pull together, clear, pucker, conglomerate, profit, make headway, reach, bring in, assemble, realize, collect, get ahead

      Antonyms:
      distribute, spread

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      • Pull
      • Seek
      • Sew
      • Sewing

    Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      collect, muster, assemble, congregate, bring together, draw together

    2. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      accumulate, amass, hoard, heap up, gather up

    3. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      pluck, crop, pick, cull, reap, glean

    4. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      infer, deduce, conclude

    5. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      plait, pucker

    6. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      muster, congregate, come together

    7. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      collect, increase, thicken, be condensed

    Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. gathernoun

      Synonyms:
      pucker, plait, ruffle, shirring

    2. gatherverb

      Synonyms:
      congregate, assemble, convene, muster, collect, concentrate, harvest, pick, glean, pluck, crop, reap, accumulate, amass, hoard, garner, contract, compress, pucker, plait, ruffle, shirr, infer, conclude, deduce, maturate

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    1. List of paraphrases for «gather»:

      collect, collection, congregate, collecting, compile, gathering, assemble, collate, obtain, muster, meet, raise, solicit

    How to pronounce gather?

    How to say gather in sign language?

    How to use gather in a sentence?

    1. Sushma Netam:

      If you look at mahua, people gather and sell it in May to local traders because they can’t store it, two months later they buy it back at a higher price to use in their festivities. If the Van Dhan scheme is strictly monitored, this situation will change.

    2. Hannah Salomons:

      With the dog puppies we worked with, if you walk into their enclosure, they gather around and want to climb on you and lick your face, whereas most of the wolf puppies run to the corner and hide.

    3. Ned Price:

      I think the world has continued to be shocked by the level of atrocity, the level of violence, the level of brutality, that Russia’s forces have engaged in against the Ukrainian people. I think that will necessarily maintain this level of consensus within the international community, there is no sense that these countries are preparing to move on, to look the other way, and in fact, every time we gather, there is renewed horror, there is renewed condemnation, there is renewed determination to continue to see to it that our Ukrainian partners have what they need.

    4. Tom Dening:

      The study makes the assumption that it is reasonable to gather together studies from the other two major coronavirus epidemics of the last 20 years — SARS and Middle East Respiratory Syndrome — and to combine these with the relatively limited data so far available about the effects of Covid-19 upon mental health, it is probably legitimate to do so, but a casual glance at the paper may suggest that the paper is mainly about Covid-19, whereas most of the data come from the earlier virus outbreaks.

    5. Amal Sleman:

      I like that all of my friends can gather together and find a moment to be happy.


    Translations for gather

    From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary

    • versamelAfrikaans
    • جَمَعَArabic
    • toplamaq, yığmaqAzerbaijani
    • збіраць, сабрацьBelarusian
    • събирам, събераBulgarian
    • recollirCatalan, Valencian
    • sebrat, sbírat, shromažďovat, shromážditCzech
    • бьратиOld Church Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
    • samleDanish
    • versammeln, sammelnGerman
    • μαζεύω, συγκεντρώνωGreek
    • kolekti, kunveniEsperanto
    • colegir, juntar, recoger, acumular, reunirSpanish
    • kogunema, kogumaEstonian
    • جمع کردنPersian
    • kerätä, vekittää, kerääntyä, tihentää, koota, täyttyä, kokoontua, päätellä, ymmärtääFinnish
    • rassembler, déduire, recueillirFrench
    • dlúthaighIrish
    • trusScottish Gaelic
    • אסףHebrew
    • इकट्ठा करनाHindi
    • összeszed, gyűjt, összegyűjtHungarian
    • միանալ, հավաքելArmenian
    • mengumpulkanIndonesian
    • safnaIcelandic
    • ammassare, presupporre, radunarsi, raccogliersi, presumere, raccogliere, dedurre, cogliere, ammucchiare, collezionare, accumulareItalian
    • 集める, 収集Japanese
    • შეკრებაGeorgian
    • жинауKazakh
    • ប្រមូលKhmer
    • 모으다, 수집Korean
    • жыйноо, чогултууKyrgyz
    • colligōLatin
    • surinktiLithuanian
    • savāktLatvian
    • kāpui, pōteteMāori
    • собира, собереMacedonian
    • цуглуулахMongolian
    • samleNorwegian
    • verzamelen, bijeenkomenDutch
    • samleNorwegian Nynorsk
    • samleNorwegian
    • reculhirOccitan
    • zbierać, zgromadzić, zebrać, gromadzićPolish
    • reunir, coligir, congregar, coletar, juntar, colecionarPortuguese
    • huñuchiyQuechua
    • culege, colecta, conchide, adunaRomanian
    • собрать, собирать, аккумулироватьRussian
    • okupljati, прибрати, okupiti, окупљати, pribrati, окупитиSerbo-Croatian
    • zbierať, zebraťSlovak
    • zbirati, zbratiSlovene
    • mbledhAlbanian
    • samlaSwedish
    • ҷамъ карданTajik
    • รวบรวมThai
    • ýygnamak, ýygmak, çöplemek, toplanmakTurkmen
    • toplamak, biriktirmek, derlemek, toplanmak, almak, çıkarsamak, çıkarmak, buluşmakTurkish
    • збирати, зібратиUkrainian
    • toʻplanmoq, yigʻmoqUzbek
    • tham gia, tụ tập, tập hợpVietnamese

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