Synonyms for assemble
əˈsɛm bəlas·sem·ble

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1. assemble

   A convention is called by some officer or officers, as by its president, its executive committee, or some eminent leaders; the delegates are assembled or convened in a certain place, at a certain hour. Convoke implies an organized body and a superior authority; assemble and convene express more independent action; Parliament is convoked; Congress assembles. Troops are mustered; witnesses and jurymen are summoned.

   Synonyms:
   call, call together, collect, convene, convoke, gather, muster, summon

   Antonyms:
   adjourn, break up, disband, discharge, dismiss, disperse, dissolve, prorogue, scatter, separate

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1. assemble

   Synonyms:
   gather, collect, congregate, amass, muster, call together, convoke, convene

   Antonyms:
   scatter, disperse, go away, dismiss

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1. assemble, piece, put together, set up, tack, tack togetherverb

   create by putting components or members together

   "She pieced a quilt"; "He tacked together some verses"; "They set up a committee"

   Synonyms:
   tack on, tack together, wear round, put together, found, prepare, foregather, instal, piece, tack, hang on, fix, establish, put in, pick, gear up, put up, meet, frame, entrap, alternate, switch, baste, arrange, tag on, set up, forgather, get together, order, erect, ensnare, raise, lay out, launch, pitch, flip-flop, append, ready, nibble, interchange, put, effect, flip, effectuate, install, rear, set, gather, rig, patch

   Antonyms:
   break up, disassemble, take apart, dismantle, break apart

2. meet, gather, assemble, forgather, foregatherverb

   collect in one place

   "We assembled in the church basement"; "Let's gather in the dining room"

   Synonyms:
   conform to, tack together, touch, put together, foregather, gather, tack, fulfill, pucker, amass, adjoin, piece, match, suffer, fulfil, cumulate, meet, converge, fit, satisfy, receive, accumulate, forgather, encounter, get together, run into, cope with, fill, play, pull together, run across, come across, conglomerate, pile up, set up, contact, take on, tuck, see, collect, gain, garner

   Antonyms:
   break apart, disassemble, take apart, dismantle, break up

3. assemble, gather, get togetherverb

   get people together

   "assemble your colleagues"; "get together all those who are interested in the project"; "gather the close family members"

   Synonyms:
   tack together, garner, join, gain, put together, amass, set up, pucker, tack, cooperate, meet, conglomerate, accumulate, gather, join forces, foregather, pile up, piece, collaborate, tuck, collect, fall in, pull together, get together, cumulate, forgather

   Antonyms:
   break apart, break up, take apart, disassemble, dismantle

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1. assembleverb

   Synonyms:
   collect, muster, convene, convoke, congregate, gather, levy, call, call together, bring together, get together

2. assembleverb

   Synonyms:
   converse, meet, meet together, come together

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1. assembleverb

   Synonyms:
   convene, congregate, gather, meet, muster, convoke

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1. List of paraphrases for "assemble":

   install, gather, assembling, collect, meet, monte, compile, collate, mount

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How to use assemble in a sentence?

1. Joe Owen:

   Even if they can assemble a majority for something, they may find few opportunities to make their move – and time is running out.

2. James Dickey:

   After allowing tens of thousands of protesters to peaceably assemble in the same city, in the same area, without any of the safety precautions and measures we have taken, he is seeking to deny a political Party's critical electoral function that should be equally protected under the constitution.

3. William Nguyen:

   I can’t stress how enormous of an achievement this is for the Vietnamese people, the communist government is allowing people to assemble peacefully and the people are exercising their civic duty to protest injustice.

4. The New York Times:

   While Democrats seized on Mr. Floyd’s death last May to highlight racism in policing and other forms of social injustice, Republicans responded to a summer of protests by proposing a raft of punitive new measures governing the right to lawfully assemble, some, like [Florida Gov. Ron] DeSantis, are labeling them ‘anti-riot’ bills, conflating the right to peaceful protest with the rioting and looting that sometimes resulted from such protests.

5. Chief Jami Resch:

   I want to acknowledge the community members who came down to peacefully assemble and exercise their freedom of speech rights, unfortunately, a group of people chose to engage in dangerous, illegal behavior. I appreciate the thoughtful, measured response by our officers and law enforcement partners.