together
/təˈɡeðə/
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Translation
With each other, as a group, in the same place at the same time.
Word origin
From Old English togaedere, a joining of to and gaedere (gather), meaning in one group.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- togaedere
Examples
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"Together" means with each other, as a group.
song .
"Together" shows they did it at the same time.
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"Together" means joining the parts into one.
We use together to say that people or things are with each other, in one place or as one group. If we eat together, we eat at the same table. Together is the opposite of apart, which means away from each other.
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