together with
In company with
Together with means in combination or accompaniment with someone or something else: The letter, together with the documents, was submitted yesterday.
It functions like "along with" to add items without making them grammatically plural—the main subject still controls the verb.
She, together with her colleagues, is attending the conference.
- as well asIndicates inclusion beyond
- plusSign of increase
- andTogether with also
- collectivelyAs a whole group
- alongsideAt the side of
also · besides · conjointly · hand in hand · arm in arm · in tandem · lock step · mutually · in addition to · side by side · cheek by jowl · joined at the hip · as well · interdependence · partnered · paired up · simultaneously · synergy
together withapart from
Excluding from consideration
without · away from · alone · by oneself · on one's own
together withexcluding
Leaving something out
minus · less · except for · not counting · aside from
with, gather, together, gathering, withdraw, gathered, withdrawal, withdrawn, togetherness