What is another word for gather in?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈaðəɹ ˈɪn] (IPA)

The two most common synonyms for "gather in" are "collect" and "accumulate." These words all deal with the concept of bringing things together and bringing them into one place or one group. Other synonyms for "gather in" include "harvest," which is often used in relation to crops or other agricultural products, and "gather up," which can mean the same thing as "gather in" but with a slightly different connotation. Other words that could be used as synonyms for "gather in" include "amass," "hoard," "accumulate," "group," and "mass." Each of these words comes with its own unique connotations, but all refer to bringing things together and making them into a whole.

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What are the hypernyms for Gather in?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the hyponyms for Gather in?

Hyponyms are more specific words categorized under a broader term, known as a hypernym.
  • hyponyms for gather in (as verbs)

Famous quotes with Gather in

  • It is a mad man who gather in an angry Lion's den.
    Pauline Musariri
  • Dryden's performances were always hasty, either excited by some external occasion, or extorted by domestic necessity; he composed without consideration, and published without correction. What his mind could supply at call, or gather in one excursion, was all that he sought, and all that he gave.
    John Dryden
  • In this world, after all, I've become more or less invisible...I've become what the young are afraid of becoming, just another member of the nameless elderly, an old and broken man with nothing left to offer to this world. My days are inconsequential, comprising simple moments and even simpler pleasures. I eat and sleep and think of Ruth; I wander the house and stare the the paintings, and in the mornings, I feed the pigeons that gather in my backyard.
    Nicholas Sparks
  • The professors of zoology gather in the meadows With the palms of their hands they turn back the rainbows the great magician sets the tomatoes on his forehead Again thou hauntest castle and grounds The roebuck whistles the stallion bounds (And this is how the world is this is all that's ahead of us)
    Richard Huelsenbeck
  • If you wear black, then kindly, irritating strangers will touch your arm consolingly and inform you that the world keeps on turning. They're right. It does. However much you beg it to stop. It turns and lets grenadine spill over the horizon, sends hard bars of gold through my window and I wake up and feel happy for three seconds and then I remember. It turns and tips people out of their beds and into their cars, their offices, an avalanche of tiny men and women tumbling through life... All trying not to think about what's waiting at the bottom. Sometimes it turns and sends us reeling into each other's arms. We cling tight, excited and laughing, strangers thrown together on a moving funhouse floor. Intoxicated by the motion we forget all the risks. And then the world turns... And somebody falls off... And oh God it's such a long way down. Numb with shock, we can only stand and watch as they fall away from us, gradually getting smaller... Receding in our memories until they're no longer visible. We gather in cemeteries, tense and silent as if for listening for the impact; the splash of a pebble dropped into a dark well, trying to measure its depth. Trying to measure how far we have to fall. No impact comes; no splash. The moment passes. The world turns and we turn away, getting on with our lives... Wrapping ourselves in comforting banalities to keep us warm against the cold. "Time's a great healer." "At least it was quick." "The world keeps turning. Oh Alec—
    Alan Moore

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