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Main Entry: gather
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come or bring together

Synonyms:

accumulate, aggregate, amass, assemble, associate, bunch up, capture, choose, close with, cluster, collect, concentrate, congregate, convene, converge, corral, crowd, cull, draw, draw in, flock, forgather, gang up, garner, get together, group, hang around, hang out*, heap, herd, hoard, huddle, make the scene, marshal, mass, meet, muster, pick, pile up, pluck, poke*, pour in, punch*, rally, reunite, round up, scare up, scrape together, show up, stack up, stockpile, swarm, throng, unite
Notes: garner means to amass or acquire or reap; gather means to assemble or get together

Antonyms:

allot, deal, disperse, distribute, divide, scatter, separate, spread
Main Entry: gather
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: be led to believe; infer

Synonyms:

assume, conclude, deduce, draw, expect, find, hear, imagine, judge, learn, make, presume, reckon, suppose, surmise, suspect, take, think, understand

Antonyms:

misunderstand
Main Entry: gather
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: harvest, pick out

Synonyms:

crop, cull, draw, extract, garner, glean, heap, ingather, mass, pick up, pile, pluck, reap, select, stack, take in

Antonyms:

grow, plant
Main Entry: gather
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: gain, increase

Synonyms:

build, deepen, enlarge, expand, grow, heighten, intensify, rise, swell, thicken, wax
Main Entry: accrue
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: increase by addition or growth, often financial

Synonyms:

accumulate, amass, build up, collect, enlarge, flow, gather, grow, increase
Notes: a person or thing is the subject of (acquire) the acquiring process; a person or thing is the object or goal of (accrue) the accruing process

Antonyms:

decrease, lose
Main Entry: accumulate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: gather or amass something

Synonyms:

accrue, acquire, add to, agglomerate, aggregate, amalgamate, assemble, bring together, cache, clean up, collect, collocate, compile, concentrate, cumulate, draw together, expand, gain, gather, grow, heap, heap together, hoard, incorporate, increase, load up, lump*, make a bundle, make a killing, mass, pile up, pile*, procure, profit, rack up, roll up, round up, scare up, stack up, stockpile, store, store up, swell, unite

Antonyms:

disperse, dissipate, dwindle, lessen, lose, spend, squander, waste
Main Entry: acquire
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: obtain or receive

Synonyms:

access, achieve, amass, annex, attain, bring in, buy, catch, collect, cop, corral*, earn, gain, gather, get, get hands on, get hold of, grab, have, hustle, land, latch onto, lock up, pick up, procure, promote, rack up, scare up, secure, snag*, take, take possession of, wangle, win

Antonyms:

fail, forfeit, forgo, lose, relinquish, surrender, yield
Main Entry: assemble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: congregate

Synonyms:

accumulate, agglomerate, amass, bring together, bunch, bunch up, call, call together, capture*, collect, come together, convene, convoke, corral*, flock, gang up, gather, group, hang around, hang out*, huddle, lump, make the scene, meet, meet up, mobilize, muster, rally, reunite, round up, scare up, summon, unite

Antonyms:

disperse, scatter
Main Entry: assume
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: believe, take for granted

Synonyms:

accept, ascertain, be afraid, be inclined to think, conclude, conjecture, consider, count upon, deduce, deem, divine, estimate, expect, fall for, fancy, find, gather, get the idea, guess, have a hunch, have sneaking suspicion, hypothesize, imagine, infer, judge, posit, postulate, predicate, presume, presuppose, speculate, suppose, surmise, suspect, theorize, think, understand

Antonyms:

doubt, not believe
Main Entry: band
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: group or join group

Synonyms:

affiliate, ally, amalgamate, belt, coadjute, combine, conjoin, consolidate, federate, gather, league, merge, team, unite
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