together

Definition for together

adjective as in emotionally stable, composed

Weak matches

calm, cool, in sync, stable, well-adjusted, well-balanced, well-organized

adverb as in as a group; all at once

Strongest matches

closely, collectively, in tandem, jointly, simultaneously

Strong match

unitedly

adverb as in in a row

Weak matches

consecutively, continually, continuously, in succession, night and day, on end, one after the other, running, successively, unintermittedly, without a break, without interruption

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The pair had had a child together - Bear - but had split up.

From BBC

Nexstar and Sinclair, which together run dozens of stations affiliated to ABC, said they would continue to replace the show with regular programming on Tuesday.

From BBC

You don’t need to be heavy-handed, but 15 well-seasoned ingredients will sing together more beautifully than one giant pot that only gets salted at the end.

From Salon

"We together have a front row seat to history. We're returning to the Moon after over 50 years," she said.

From BBC

The duo also worked together last season at Fresno State when Skipper was the interim head coach.

From Los Angeles Times

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