together

Definition for together

adjective as in emotionally stable, composed

Weak matches

calm, cool, in sync, stable, well-adjusted, well-balanced, well-organized

adverb as in as a group; all at once

Strongest matches

closely, collectively, in tandem, jointly, simultaneously

Strong match

unitedly

adverb as in in a row

Weak matches

consecutively, continually, continuously, in succession, night and day, on end, one after the other, running, successively, unintermittedly, without a break, without interruption

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And they should finance more than the typical 30% to 50% of affordable and supportive projects, which tends to leave developers spending years cobbling together the rest of the financing from other sources.

From Los Angeles Times

Other proposals suggest pension schemes need to reach a certain size or pool together.

From BBC

The pair were playing together at the time of a second failed assassination attempt in September.

From BBC

But getting the right people together in one place is often a tall order, and could be why some of these films arrive decades after the last one.

From Los Angeles Times

Like many TV shows aimed at the under 10 demographic, “Carl” features adorable animated animals who work together to solve problems and learn valuable life lessons.

From Los Angeles Times

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