together
together Lexical Profile
together Game Scores & Validity
• adverb
With or in proximity to another person or people; in companionship or collaboration.
"The two research teams worked together to develop a more efficient solar panel."
So as to touch, combine, or be united into a single mass, group, or place.
"Whisk the flour, sugar, and eggs together until the batter is completely smooth."
At the same time; simultaneously.
"All the celebratory bells across the city began to ring together at midnight."
Without interruption; continuously for a specified period.
"During the winter expedition, the explorers endured freezing blizzards for days together."
• adjective
Self-confident, emotionally stable, and well-organized in managing one's affairs (informal).
"Even during the stressful product launch, she remained the most together person in the office."
• Rhymes for together
Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English 'tōgædere', formed from the prefix 'tō-' ('to, toward') and 'gædere' ('together'), which shares a West Germanic root with the verb 'gather'.