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in the company of or in proximity to another person or people
- We walked together through the quiet streets.
- The children sat together at the front of the classroom.
- They traveled together across Europe last summer.
- She and her friend sat together on the bench.
- My friends and I traveled together to Spain last summer.
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in a state of agreement or unity of purpose
- The board members worked together to reach a unanimous decision.
- The couple planned their future together with mutual goals.
- The scientists agreed together on the new hypothesis.
- The leaders stood together on the issue.
- We must act together to face the crisis.
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into association or companionship
- The crisis brought the neighbors together.
- Music can bring people together across cultures.
- The project drew the group together.
- They grew closer together over time.
- The shared goal kept them together.
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at the same time or simultaneously
- They spoke together in unison during the performance.
- The fireworks exploded together, lighting up the night sky.
- The students finished their exams together and handed them in.
- The clocks in the town square chimed together at noon.
- They laughed together when they saw the surprise.
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for a prolonged time
- He read for three hours together.
- The machine ran for days together.
- We talked for hours together.
- She practiced for evenings together.
- They worked for nights together.