pulls together

Makes things cohere

Pulls together means to unite or cooperate toward a common goal: The community pulled together after the flood.

It also means to assemble disparate elements into a coherent whole: She pulled together a presentation in an hour.

To pull oneself together is to regain composure or self-control after emotional distress: Take a moment to pull yourself together.

assembles

construct

Build systematically

form · fabricate · erect · engineer · assemble · gather · collect · amass · accumulate · bundle

unifies

unite

Bring together as one

fuse · blend · coalesce · harmonize · synthesize · meld · bind · connect · join · link

collaborates

teamwork

Joint effort toward shared aim

joint effort · alliance · synergy · co-create · join forces · team up · pitch in · chip in · contribute · participate

organizes

coordinate

Arrange for unified action

sort · prioritize · schedule · plan · orchestrate · streamline · order · tidy · neaten · whip into shape

Opposites
unity/cohesion

pulls togetherpulls apart

Separates by force

tears apart · falls apart · scatters · fragments · disperses

organization/assembly

pulls togethertakes apart

Separates into components

dismantles · disassembles · tears down · breaks down · scatters

emotional/psychological composure

pulls togetherfalls apart

Breaks into components

breaks down · loses it · goes to pieces · crumbles · unravels

Family

pull, pulls, pulled, pulling, puller, together, togetherness

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