together

With each other in the same place or doing the same activity.

• We eat together every evening.
• They lived together for several years.
• Could we work together on this project?

How to use it: together with someone/something (She came together with her sister.)

Similar words: with each other

Opposites: apart, separately

Common phrases: live together, work together, together with someone, spend time together

Into one group, place, or complete thing.

• Mix the ingredients together.
• She glued the pieces together.
• We gathered all the documents together before the meeting.

Similar words: in one place

Opposites: apart, separately

Common phrases: put together, join together, mix together, gather together

Able to manage your life calmly and keep your thoughts and plans organized.

• She seems very together.
• He's a together person who handles problems calmly.
• You look much more together than you did last week.

Similar words: organized, composed, in control

Opposites: disorganized

Common phrases: a together person, so together, seem together

Close to each other or in the same place or group.

• Keep these books together.
• The children sat together near the window.
• We placed the matching cups together on one shelf.

Common phrases: keep together, sit together, place something together

Used when combining parts to make something or arranging something such as a meeting.

• We put together a small team.
• She put the model together in an hour.
• Can you put together a meeting for Friday?

Common phrases: put together something, piece together something, bring together something