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Definitions

stick together

VERB
cement
Synonyms
STRONGEST
seal
STRONG
bind blend bond cohere combine connect fasten fuse glue gum join merge mortar paste plaster solder unite weld
Antonyms
STRONG
detach disconnect divide loosen open part release separate unfasten
WEAK
unfix
VERB
cooperate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
aid assist collaborate comply with conspire contribute coordinate further help participate unite uphold
STRONG
abet advance agree band befriend coincide combine concert concur conduce espouse forward league partner second succor
WEAK
back up be in cahoots chip in coadjute give-and-take go along with join forces join in lend a hand pitch in play ball pool resources pull together share in show willingness side with take part work side by side work together
Antonyms
STRONGEST
block check counteract disagree harm hinder hurt obstruct oppose protest stop
STRONG
differ halt impede reject
WEAK
delay disturb encumber prevent
VERB
join
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accompany marry tie
STRONG
add adhere affix agglutinate annex append assemble associate attach blend bracket cement clamp clasp clip coalesce combine compound concrete conjoin conjugate connect copulate couple entwine fasten fuse grapple incorporate interlace intermix juxtapose knit leash link lock mate melt mix pair span splice touch weave wed weld yoke
WEAK
coadunate hitch on lump together put together slap on tack on tag on tie up
Antonyms
STRONG
abstain condense detach disconnect disjoin disperse dissociate disunite divide divorce let go loose loosen open part release remove separate sever subtract take away unbuckle uncouple unfasten unlink unlock unmix
WEAK
leave resign withdraw
VERB
play ball
Synonyms
WEAK
agree be in cahoots collaborate comply with conspire go along with join forces join in participate play the game pull together work together
VERB
stick
Synonyms
STRONGEST
attach catch fix glue hold linger paste remain stay
STRONG
bind bond braze cement clasp cleave cling clog cohere fasten fuse hug jam join lodge persist snag solder unite weld
WEAK
be bogged down become embedded become immobilized cling like ivy freeze to hold fast hold on stay put stick like barnacle
Antonyms
STRONGEST
go halt leave let go release
STRONG
detach disconnect loose loosen open separate unfasten
WEAK
remove unfix unstick
VERB
unify
Synonyms
STRONGEST
bring together consolidate merge
STRONG
affiliate ally associate band combine connect cooperate couple join link marry pool wed
WEAK
become one gather together hook up with join forces pull together
Antonyms
STRONGEST
divide part separate
STRONG
disconnect disjoin divorce
VERB
unite
Synonyms
STRONGEST
band together coalesce consolidate cooperate join link meet merge strengthen unify
STRONG
affiliate ally amalgamate associate band blend commingle concur confederate conjoin connect couple embody fuse harden incorporate intertwine league marry mix pool relate solidify wed
WEAK
become one close ranks coadjute gather together hang together hook up with join forces keep together pull together stay together throw in with
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disconnect disjoin divide part separate
STRONG
disassociate dissociate divorce exclude sever unmix

Example Sentences

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This is what you achieve if you work hard and stick together in tough moments - and we have had a few.

From BBC • May 7, 2026

Endangered ruling elites at war tend to stick together, temporarily shelving differences and rivalries.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 19, 2026

“I feel like when adversity hits, sometimes we tend to go our separate ways. We’ve got to just stick together, man.”

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 8, 2026

Similar to how snowflakes stick together to build a snowball, tiny particles were drawn together by gravity into larger clusters.

From Science Daily • Feb. 23, 2026

Maybe he hadn’t known they would stick together.

From "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix