assemble
verb [I or T] (GATHER) /əˈsem.bl̩/Definition
C2 to come together in a single place or bring parts together in a single group: We assembled in the meeting room after lunch. to assemble data At the staff meeting, the manager told the assembled company (= everyone there) that no one would lose their job.Collecting and amassing
(Definition of assemble verb (GATHER) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a pack rat idiom
- accumulate verb
- amass verb
- bank verb (MASS)
- blackberry verb
- collector noun (HOBBY)
- collector's item noun
- compilation noun
- concentrate verb (COME TOGETHER)
- concentration noun (AMOUNT)
- fundraising noun
- garner verb
- gather verb (COLLECT)
- gather verb (COME TOGETHER)
- harvest verb (BODY PARTS)
- philatelist noun
- rake sth/sb up phrasal verb
- reassemble verb
- scrape sth/sb together/up phrasal verb
- store noun (STH KEPT)
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