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gathering
noun as in assemblage, accumulation
Strongest matches
association, caucus, collection, conclave, conference, congregation, convention, crowd, function, group, mass, meeting, party, throng
Strong matches
acquisition, affair, aggregate, aggregation, band, body, bunch, clambake, company, concentration, concourse, congress, convocation, crush, drove, flock, gain, heap, herd, horde, huddle, junction, knot, levy, meet, muster, parley, pile, rally, roundup, society, stock, stockpile, swarm, turnout, union
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Example Sentences
His stop in Iznik will mark the 1,700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea, a gathering of bishops in the year 325 that resulted in a statement of faith still central to Christianity.
In a sign of the pressures around the issue, the proposal was voted on by secret ballot, a relatively uncommon procedure at the gathering, with nearly 75 percent of votes against.
Members of the G20 – a gathering of the world's biggest economies - do not need an invite but can possibly be barred through visa restrictions.
Indeed, gathering disparate genres, styles and niches in one place was what made this scene unique.
Styles said within a year or two of starting his barbershop, they’d started having issues with homeless people gathering in front of the business.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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