bring together

Gather into one

To bring together is to cause people or things to join, unite, or assemble in one place or toward a common purpose.

A host brings guests together for dinner; a crisis brings a community together.

The phrase often emphasizes connection or reconciliation: The project brought together experts from different fields.

Nothing brings a family together like a funeral.

unification

unite

Bring together as one

amalgamate · unify · combine · join · coalesce · meld · synthesize · pool · link · affiliate

reconciliation

harmony

Agreement or musical blend

  • accordHarmony between parties
  • concordMutual agreement, peaceful relations
  • rapportHarmonious mutual connection

peace · reconcile · mediate · bridge · heal · mend · resolve · compromise · truce · détente

convergence

converge

Meet at a point

junction · crossroads · focal point · concentrate · centralize · funnel · channel · draw in · gravitate · assemble

gathering

assembly

Constructing from components

convention · congregation · forum · symposium · rally · reunion · roundtable · workshop · seminar · caucus

socializing

mingle

Interact socially with others

fraternize · interact · connect · engage · party · schmooze · icebreaker · introduce · matchmake · host

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Opposites
physical gathering vs. dispersal

bring togetherscatter

Distribute in random directions

disperse · spread out · separate · dissipate · distribute

unification vs. division

bring togetherdivide

Separate into parts

tear apart · split · split up · break up · separate

reconciliation vs. estrangement

bring togetheralienate

Cause emotional distance

estrange · set against · pit against · sow discord · polarize

Family

gather, bring, together, joining, merging, aggregate, brings, bringing, integrate

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