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Main Entry: amalgamate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: blend

Synonyms:

admix, alloy, ally, coalesce, combine, come together, compound, consolidate, fuse, hook up with, incorporate, integrate, interface, intermix, join together, meld, merge, mingle, network, pool, team up, tie in, tie up, unite

Antonyms:

divide, separate
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: associate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: befriend

Synonyms:

accompany, amalgamate, be friends, be in cahoots, buddy up, bunch up, come together, confederate, consort, fraternize, gang up, get in on, get in with, get into, get together, go along with, go partners, hang around, hang out, hang out with, hobnob, join, join up with, line up with, mingle, mix, pal up, play footsie with, pool, run around with, run with, string along with, swing with, take up with, team up, throw in together, tie in, tie up, truck with, work with

Antonyms:

avoid, disassociate, disjoin, disunite, divorce
Main Entry: close
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: join, unite

Synonyms:

agree, bind, chain, coalesce, come together, connect, couple, encounter, fuse, grapple, inclose, meet, put together, tie, tie up

Antonyms:

disjoin, disunite, open
Main Entry: collaborate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: work together

Synonyms:

be in cahoots, coact, cofunction, collude, come together, concert, concur, conspire, cooperate, coproduce, do business with, get together, glue oneself to, go partners, hook on, hook up, interface, join forces, join together, join up with, participate, team up, throw in together, throw in with, tie in, work with

Antonyms:

disagree, divorce, part
Main Entry: concur
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: agree, approve

Synonyms:

accede, accord, acquiesce, assent, band, be consonant with, be in harmony, coadjute, coincide, collaborate, combine, come together, consent, cooperate, cut a deal, equal, harmonize, jibe, join, league*, meet, okay*, pass on, shake on, unite

Antonyms:

argue, differ, disagree, disapprove, dispute, object, oppose, reject
Main Entry: convene
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: bring together; meet

Synonyms:

assemble, call, call in, collect, come together, congregate, convoke, corral, gather, get together, hold meeting, muster, open, rally, round up, scare up, sit, summon, unite

Antonyms:

adjourn, call off, cancel, disperse, dissemble
Main Entry: converge
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: gather

Synonyms:

assemble, coincide, combine, come together, concenter, concentrate, concur, encounter, enter in, focalize, focus, join, meet, merge, mingle, rally, unite

Antonyms:

disperse, diverge, divide, scatter, separate, spread
Main Entry: couple
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: join two things

Synonyms:

bracket, bring together, buckle, clasp, coalesce, cohabit, come together, conjoin, conjugate, connect, copulate, harness, hitch, hook up, link, marry, match, pair, unite, wed, yoke

Antonyms:

disconnect, disjoin, divide, separate, unbuckle, uncouple
Main Entry: integrate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mix, merge

Synonyms:

accommodate, amalgamate, arrange, articulate, assimilate, associate, attune, blend, coalesce, combine, come together, compact, concatenate, concentrate, conform, conjoin, consolidate, coordinate, desegregate, embody, fuse, get together, harmonize, incorporate, interface, intermix, join, knit, link, meld with, mesh, orchestrate, organize, proportion, reconcile, reconciliate, symphonize, synthesize, systematize, throw in together, tune, unify, unite, wed

Antonyms:

divide, separate
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