pull together
Work as one
Pull together means to unite efforts toward a common goal, especially in difficult circumstances: The community pulled together after the flood.
It can also mean to assemble or organize disparate elements into a coherent whole: She pulled together a presentation in an hour.
To pull yourself together is to regain composure after emotional distress.
- uniteBring together as one
- cooperateWork jointly with others
- circle the wagonsAdopt collective defense
- consolidateUnite separate things
- collectBring items together
pool resources · collaborate · buck up · mutual aid · join forces · rally the troops · collective action · teamwork · rally · combine · garner · assembly · coordination · alliance · systematization · structuring · crunch · crunch time
- gathering verbscollect, accumulate, amass, compile, assemble
- unity phrasesall for one, one for all, united we stand, all as one, united front
- calming phrasesstay calm, calm down, relax, keep your cool, take it easy
- joiningjoin, attach, fasten, connect, bind
- involvementparticipate, participation, join in, involvement, take part
- unityunite, bond, solidarity, cooperation, teamwork
pull togetherfall apart
Break into pieces
pull apart · splinter · fracture · disband · break apart
pull togetherscatter
Distribute in random directions
disperse · pull apart · take apart · disassemble · spread out
pull togetherfall apart
Break into pieces
break down · lose it · crack up · come undone · go to pieces
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