together
/təˈɡɛðər/
adjective
- Having one's thoughts, emotions, or life organized and under control; composed.
- He is a very together person who handles stress well.
- You need to get yourself together before the interview.
- After a good night's sleep, she felt more together.
adverb
- With or in proximity to another person or thing; in company.
- We walked together to the park.
- The children sat together on the rug.
- They worked together on the science project.
- Into a single group, mass, or place; so as to unite or combine.
- The team pulled together to finish the job on time.
- She gathered the papers together and put them in a folder.
- Mix the flour and sugar together in a bowl.
- At the same time; simultaneously.
- They arrived together at the party.
- All the bells rang together at noon.
- The two events happened together by coincidence.
- In a state of unity or cooperation; in agreement.
- The committee worked together to find a solution.
- We need to stay together as a family during hard times.
- The neighbors came together to clean up the street.
- In a continuous or unbroken way; without interruption.
- It rained for days together last winter.
- She can read for hours together when she finds a good book.
- He talked for three hours together without stopping.
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