Synonyms for congregating
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1. congregation, congregatingnoun

   the act of congregating

   Synonyms:
   fold, faithful, congregation

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1. • Assembly

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1. Anne Schuchat:

   I wouldn’t expect the Super Bowl to be a place where many unvaccinated people are congregating, no special precautions are being taken. If people are having fever or rash, they need to let their doctor or nurse know about that, and clinicians caring for people with rash or fever need to ‘think measles.’.

2. Iman Atta:

   In March, April, May, we saw a lot of conspiracy theories floating around, the far right were sharing photos of Muslims congregating and flouting the rules at mosques which were, in reality, shut down and not functioning. The photos were from last year.

3. Jim Versalovic:

   I think it's clear over the summer months we had children mingling playing out and about, many children are now congregating in preschool and obviously grade school environments -- high schools too. So we also know they're involved in extracurricular activities and getting together socially and playing.

4. Peter Levine:

   I spoke with (my son) every day (on his trip) and told him that maybe they should come home, i was aggravated. The news here was getting worse and worse. Matt sent me pictures of him and his friends congregating outdoors and listening to live music. It’s the scene you would not want to be in.

5. Mitch McConnell:

   What we'll do is have a 30-minute roll call vote. We want to avoid congregating here in the well, i would encourage our colleagues to come in and vote and depart the chamber so we don't have gaggles of conversation here on the floor. That's particularly important for our staff here and the front of the chamber, so I would encourage everyone to take full advantage of a full 30-minute roll call vote. Come in and vote, and leave.