garnered

verbcollect, accumulate

Synonyms for garnered

verb collect, accumulate

Antonyms for garnered

sourced

verb. derived from a manufacturer or supplier

Word Origin & History

late 12c., gerner, from Old French gernier, metathesized variant of grenier "storehouse, loft for grain," from Latin granarium "a store-house" (see granary).

Example Sentences for garnered

Which is the wheat and which the tares, that must be garnered or sifted from our loves?

He had placed his trust in the future, and now the whole harvest was garnered.

The whole field of fact and fancy has been gleaned and garnered.

She had reaped and garnered in her blessed Sicilian harvest.

The wheat was all garnered, and the land ploughed for a new crop.

She is a sybil in whom the wisdom of the worlds is garnered up.

Garrick soon had the world at his feet and garnered golden grain.

And there have I garnered and collected all of pleasure that I am capable of feeling.

From whom, indeed, has the vital wisdom of the race been garnered?

They were not unmindful of the riches in furs to be garnered in the Blue Ridge.

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