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Synonym for gather [verb]

The synonym gather synonymous definition words:
means "sort"
select, cull, pick
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gather [verb]

means "increase"
grow, thicken, collect, condense

gather [verb]

means "harvest"
garner, glean, reap, pluck, crop, cull

gather [verb]

means "congregate"
aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, get together

gather [verb]

means "conclude"
infer, assume, deduce, learn, understand

gather [verb]

means "collect"
accumulate, amass, garner, hoard

gather [noun]

means "pleat"
fold, plait, pucker, contraction, tuck
Further results for the word "gather"

accrue [verb]

means "accumulate"
collect, gather, increase, amass

accumulate [verb]

means "store"
save, gather, amass, collect, hoard, stow

assemble [verb]

means "bring together"
call together, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster

bank [verb]

means "action"
heap up, pile up, gather, dike

believe [verb]

means "assume"
suppose, gather, guess, think, presume, have faith in

bring together [verb]

means "assemble"
call together, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster

call together [verb]

means "bring together"
assemble, congregate, rally, convene, gather, muster

cluster [verb]

means "assemble"
gather, collect, group, aggregate, congregate, convene

concentrate [verb]

means "collect"
gather, assemble, aggregate, integrate, consolidate, cluster

conclude [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
deduce, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume

condense [verb]

means "compress"
constrict, consolidate, gather, concentrate, compact, curtail

convene [verb]

means "assemble"
muster, rally, gather, meet, collect, troop

converge [verb]

means "assemble"
gather, join together, rally

crease [verb]

means "bend back"
pleat, fold, double, crimp, gather

crimp [verb]

means "bend back"
pleat, crease, double, fold, gather

crinkle [verb]

means "wrinkle"
gather

crop [verb]

means "activity"
cut, gather, shorten, clip, top, trim

deduce [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
conclude, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume

fold [verb]

means "action"
bend back, pleat, crease, double, crimp, gather

garner [verb]

means "harvest"
gather, glean, reap, pluck, crop, cull

get together [verb]

means "congregate"
aggregate, assemble, collect, bring together, draw together, gather

glean [verb]

means "recover"
obtain, reap, retrieve, collect, gather, earn

group [verb]

means "activity"
assemble, collect, gather, cluster

have faith in [verb]

means "assume"
suppose, gather, guess, think, presume, believe

heap up [verb]

means "bank"
pile up, gather, dike

imagine [verb]

means "understand"
assume, suppose, believe, expect, gather

infer [verb]

means "deduce"
conclude, induce, reason, gather, presume, conjecture

kilt [noun]

means "plait"
crease, gather, ruffle, fold, pleat, tuck

marshal [verb]

means "order"
assemble, deploy, gather, dispose, organise, organize

meet [verb]

means "group"
gather, assemble, collect, congregate, convene, muster

obtain [verb]

means "recover"
glean, reap, retrieve, collect, gather, earn

pick [verb]

means "activity"
gather, acquire, pull, collect, accumulate, get

pile up [verb]

means "heap up"
bank, gather, dike

pleat [verb]

means "plait"
crease, gather, ruffle, fold, kilt, tuck

pleat [noun]

means "plait"
fold, crease, tuck, gather, flute

poll [verb]

means "activity"
collect, gather

pucker [noun]

means "wrinkle"
gather

pull [verb]

means "action"
pluck, pick, gather, detach, remove, extract

raise [verb]

means "activity"
collect, accumulate, gather, assemble, bring together, allocate

rake [verb]

means "scrape"
gather

reap [verb]

means "harvest"
glean, cut, cull, gather, garner, pick

rendezvous [verb]

means "meet"
gather, assemble, get together, congregate

retrieve [verb]

means "recover"
glean, reap, obtain, collect, gather, earn

save [verb]

means "activity"
store, accumulate, gather, amass, collect, hoard

store [verb]

means "activity"
hoard, gather, collect, stash, accumulate, stockpile

troop [verb]

means "assemble"
gather, convene, group, collect, flock together, swarm

tuck [noun]

means "pleat"
fold, plait, pucker, contraction, gather

gathered [adjective]

means "assembled"
joined, united, collected, met


gathering [noun]

means "abscess"
boil, pustule, sore, carbuncle, swelling, tumour

abscess [noun]

means "sore"
carbuncle, boil, pustule, excrescence, gathering

accumulated [adjective]

means "amassed"
compiled, gathered, collected, raised

accumulation [noun]

means "accretion"
agglomeration, collecting, gathering, multiplication, amassing, aggregation

accumulative [adjective]

means "cumulative"
increasing, gathered, attained, chain, secured

affair [noun]

means "society"
gathering, entertainment, party, rendezvous, event, happening

agglomeration [noun]

means "accretion"
accumulation, collecting, gathering, multiplication, amassing, aggregation

assembling [noun]

means "convention"
gathering, meeting, assembly, congress, throng, assemblage

assembly [noun]

means "convention"
gathering, meeting, assembling, congress, throng, assemblage

band [noun]

means "animal"
gathering, clique

boil [noun]

means "health"
sore, carbuncle, abscess, pustule, excrescence, gathering

brigade [noun]

means "band of soldiers"
troop, company, cohort, group, gathering, following

bunch [noun]

means "group"
bevy, flock, host, pack, band, gathering

bundle [noun]

means "bunch"
collection, assortment, gathering

carbuncle [noun]

means "sore"
boil, abscess, pustule, excrescence, gathering

cohort [noun]

means "band of soldiers"
troop, company, brigade, group, gathering, following

collected [adjective]

means "amassed"
compiled, gathered, accumulated, raised

collecting [noun]

means "accretion"
agglomeration, accumulation, gathering, multiplication, amassing, aggregation

collective [adjective]

means "aggregated"
consolidated, accumulated, concentrated, compiled, gathered

compiled [adjective]

means "amassed"
collected, gathered, accumulated, raised

concentration [noun]

means "collection"
gathering, company, group, congregation, band, party

conclave [noun]

means "conference"
parley, congress, gathering, meeting

confluence [noun]

means "meeting"
crowd, gathering, assembly, concourse

congregation [noun]

means "collection"
gathering, company, group, concentration, band, party

consolidated [adjective]

means "aggregated"
collective, accumulated, concentrated, compiled, gathered

council [noun]

means "chamber"
congress, congregation, senate, gathering, board

crew [noun]

means "group"
pack, body, company, gang, band, gathering

crowd [noun]

means "group"
throng, gang, company, concourse, drove, gathering

cumulative [adjective]

means "accumulative"
increasing, gathered, attained

drove [noun]

means "throng"
gang, company, concourse, crowd, gathering, herd

group [noun]

means "people"
assembly, gathering, crowd, band, assemblage, bunch

harvest [noun]

means "intake"
cropping, gathering, results

host [noun]

means "group"
throng, swarm, gathering, horde, crowd, multitude

legion [noun]

means "multitude"
crowd, horde, throng, host, body, gathering

levy [noun]

means "assemblage"
muster, gathering, collection, crowd

meeting [noun]

means "talk"
conference, gathering, assembly, rally, parley, convention

multiplication [noun]

means "accretion"
agglomeration, collecting, gathering, accumulation, amassing, aggregation

party [noun]

means "group"
gathering

pustule [noun]

means "sore"
carbuncle, abscess, boil, excrescence, gathering

secured [adjective]

means "accumulative"
increasing, gathered, attained, chained, cumulative

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