Verb:

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crowd together's Usage Examples:

grow longer, the ascenders and descenders grow longer, the letters crowd together; the normal mid nineteenth-century book is typographically dreary.

While their new shells harden, they crowd together for protection from predators like stingrays, seals and sharks, sometimes.

Seamen, shortly to be rescued by Sydney, crowd together on the vessel"s clear end.

groom away, as she sings in the song, and the pair ran through the crowd together.

a story, these individuals will often move from place to place, and crowd together in masses at the scenes of newsworthy locations just for comments and/or.

For most of their time as tadpoles, they crowd together in schools.

Passengers were asked to crowd together on one side or the other to help make turns.

During their heyday in the 1950s more than 10,000 spectators would crowd together along the wooden benches and grassy bank.

living in a free society, who sought nothing more wholeheartedly than to crowd together in a deep, dark hole in the ground.

undifferentiated mesenchymal stem cells lose their pluripotency, proliferate and crowd together in a dense aggregate of chondrogenic cells (cartilage) at the location.

policies and economic conditions forced many of the natives here to crowd together in certain areas, with Huastecs and Nahuas together in Ozuluama, Tantoyuca.

The animals would crowd together in greatest number in one of the four interconnecting pens in which.

Weight will crowd together according to the angle of intersection, with the problem getting more.

Synonyms:

pour, throng, pile, jam, herd, teem, pullulate, forgather, meet, gather, mass, crowd, pack, overcrowd, foregather, mob, assemble, swarm, stream,

Antonyms:

disarrange, free, unclog, pull, function,