gather

The word “gather” has 2 syllables: gath-er

It's pronounced as /ˈɡæðər/


What is synonym and antonym for gather?

In the thesaurus, “gather” has 196 synonyms and 61 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for gather along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gather

  • accrete
  • accrue
  • accumulate
  • affiliate
  • agglutinate
  • aggregate
  • ally
  • amass
  • archive
  • arrange
  • ascertain
  • assemble
  • associate
  • assume
  • bag
  • ball
  • band
  • bank
  • batch
  • boost
  • brigade
  • build
  • build up
  • bunch
  • bunch up
  • capture
  • caucus
  • choose
  • clam
  • close with
  • club
  • clump
  • cluster
  • collaborate
  • collate
  • collect
  • combine
  • compile
  • concenter
  • concentrate
  • conclude
  • confederate
  • conglomerate
  • congregate
  • conjecture
  • conjoin
  • connect
  • consolidate
  • consort
  • constellate
  • construe
  • contemplate
  • convene
  • converge
  • cooperate
  • corral
  • couple
  • crop
  • crowd
  • cull
  • cut
  • decide
  • deduce
  • deepen
  • derive
  • draw
  • draw a conclusion
  • draw in
  • drift
  • educe
  • elevate
  • elicit
  • enhance
  • enlarge
  • enrich
  • evoke
  • excite
  • expand
  • expect
  • extend
  • extract
  • extrapolate
  • federate
  • find
  • find out
  • fish
  • flock
  • forage
  • foregather
  • forgather
  • gain
  • gang up
  • garner
  • get together
  • get up
  • get-together
  • glean
  • group
  • grow
  • guess
  • hang around
  • hang out
  • harvest
  • hay
  • heap
  • hear
  • heighten
  • herd
  • hive
  • hoard
  • huddle
  • hunt
  • imagine
  • infer
  • ingather
  • intensify
  • interpret
  • join
  • judge
  • learn
  • link
  • lump
  • make
  • make out
  • make the scene
  • marshal
  • mass
  • maximize
  • meet
  • merge
  • mount
  • mow
  • muster
  • net
  • organize
  • pack
  • philosophize
  • pick
  • pick up
  • pile
  • pile up
  • pluck
  • poke
  • pool
  • pour in
  • press
  • presume
  • punch
  • raise
  • rally
  • rationalize
  • re-collect
  • read
  • reap
  • reason
  • reassemble
  • reckon
  • reconvene
  • regather
  • regroup
  • remeet
  • rendezvous
  • reunite
  • ridge
  • rise
  • round up
  • scare up
  • scrape together
  • seal
  • select
  • show up
  • shrimp
  • snare
  • speculate
  • stack
  • stack up
  • step up
  • stimulate
  • stockpile
  • summon
  • suppose
  • surmise
  • suspect
  • swarm
  • swell
  • systematize
  • take
  • take in
  • thicken
  • think
  • throng
  • trap
  • understand
  • unite
  • wax
  • whale

Antonyms for gather

  • abate
  • abridge
  • allot
  • break up
  • cancel
  • compress
  • contract
  • deal
  • decline
  • decrease
  • depart
  • diminish
  • dip
  • disallow
  • disband
  • disbelieve
  • disintegrate
  • disjoin
  • dismiss
  • dispel
  • disperse
  • dissemble
  • dissipate
  • dissociate
  • dissolve
  • distribute
  • disunite
  • divide
  • dwindle
  • fail
  • grow
  • insert
  • know
  • leave
  • lessen
  • lose
  • lower
  • miss
  • misunderstand
  • neglect
  • plant
  • reduce
  • refuse
  • reject
  • repulse
  • scatter
  • seed
  • send
  • separate
  • sever
  • shrink
  • sow
  • spend
  • spread
  • squander
  • stop
  • take off
  • taper
  • taper off
  • throw away
  • waste

Meanings of gather

  • noun
    1. A plait or fold in cloth, made by drawing a thread through it; a pucker.
    2. The inclination forward of the axle journals to keep the wheels from working outward.
    3. The soffit or under surface of the masonry required in gathering. See gather (transitive verb).
    4. A blob of molten glass collected on the end of a blowpipe.
    5. A gathering.
  • verb
    1. To collect; normally separate things.
    2. To bring parts of a whole closer.
    3. To infer or conclude; to know from a different source.
    4. (of a boil or sore) To be filled with pus.
    5. To collect molten glass on the end of a tool.
    6. To gain; to win.

Example Sentences

  • We need to gather all the information before making a decision.
  • The family will gather for a reunion over the weekend.
  • She plans to gather feedback from her team to improve the project.
  • The volunteers will gather at the park to clean up the area.
  • He tried to gather his thoughts before starting the presentation.

On this page you'll find 257 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to gather, such as: abate, abridge, accrete, accrue, accumulate, affiliate, agglutinate.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

gatherings

  • accretions
  • accumulations
  • agglomerates
  • agglomerations
  • aggregates
  • aggregations
  • assemblages
  • assemblies
  • assortments
  • audiences
  • backlogs
  • cabinets
  • caches
  • caucuses
  • clinics
  • clutters
  • collections
  • companies
  • conclaves
  • confabs
  • conferences
  • congeries
  • conglomerates
  • conglomerations
  • congregations
  • congresses
  • consorts
  • conventions
  • conversations
  • convocations
  • coteries
  • councils
  • crowds
  • crushes
  • cumulations
  • cumuli
  • demonstrations
  • dialogs
  • dialogues
  • discourses
  • discussions
  • flocks
  • fora
  • forums
  • funds
  • galleries
  • gangs
  • get-togethers
  • grandstands
  • hashes
  • heaps
  • hoards
  • hodgepodges
  • hordes
  • hotchpotches
  • houses
  • huddles
  • ingatherings
  • interviews
  • inventories
  • jumbles
  • kitties
  • legions
  • litters
  • lodgements
  • lodgments
  • markets
  • masses
  • medleys
  • meetings
  • mishmashes
  • mixes
  • mixtures
  • mobs
  • motleys
  • multitudes
  • musters
  • negotiations
  • nest eggs
  • packs
  • palavers
  • panels
  • parleys
  • piles
  • pileups
  • potpourris
  • presses
  • rabblements
  • rabbles
  • rallies
  • reserves
  • round tables
  • round-robins
  • roundtables
  • seminars
  • sessions
  • stockpiles
  • stocks
  • stores
  • summits
  • sums
  • supplies
  • swarms
  • symposia
  • symposiums
  • synods
  • talks
  • throngs
  • totalities
  • workshops

tapestry

  • accumulation
  • admixture
  • agglomerate
  • agglomeration
  • aggregate
  • aggregation
  • alloy
  • alphabet soup
  • amalgam
  • arras
  • assortment
  • blend
  • bollix
  • botch
  • catchall
  • chaos
  • clutter
  • collage
  • combination
  • commixture
  • composite
  • compound
  • confusion
  • conglomerate
  • conglomeration
  • crazy quilt
  • curtains
  • detritus
  • disarrangement
  • disarray
  • disorder
  • dosser
  • drapery
  • drapes
  • farrago
  • fusion
  • gallimaufry
  • grab bag
  • gumbo
  • hanging
  • hash
  • hodgepodge
  • hotchpotch
  • imbroglio
  • intermixture
  • jambalaya
  • jumble
  • jungle
  • knot
  • litter
  • medley
  • menagerie
  • mess
  • miscellanea
  • miscellany
  • mishmash
  • mix-up
  • mixed bag
  • montage
  • morass
  • mosaic
  • motley
  • muddle
  • notions
  • oddments
  • odds and ends
  • olio
  • olla podrida
  • omnium-gatherum
  • pastiche
  • patchwork
  • patchwork quilt
  • potpourri
  • ragbag
  • ragout
  • rainbow
  • rummage
  • salad
  • salmagundi
  • scramble
  • shade
  • shambles
  • shuffle
  • smorgasbord
  • snarl
  • stew
  • sundries
  • tangle
  • tumble
  • variety
  • welter
  • window shade

rally

  • activate
  • arouse
  • arrange
  • assemblage
  • assemble
  • assembly
  • awaken
  • banter
  • bestir
  • bond together
  • bounce back
  • brace up
  • bring to order
  • bring together
  • call
  • call to arms
  • call-up
  • celebration
  • chaff
  • challenge
  • charge
  • clambake
  • collect
  • come about
  • come along
  • come around
  • come back
  • come from behind
  • come round
  • come to
  • come to order
  • come together
  • comeback
  • conference
  • congress
  • convalesce
  • convalescence
  • convene
  • convening
  • convention
  • convocation
  • council
  • counterattack
  • counterdemonstration
  • counterprotest
  • counterrally
  • demo
  • demonstration
  • encourage
  • enliven
  • fire
  • fool
  • fun
  • gag
  • gain
  • gather
  • gathering
  • get act together
  • get back in shape
  • get better
  • get second wind
  • get-together
  • goof on
  • group
  • grow stronger
  • heal
  • healing
  • improve
  • improvement
  • inspirit
  • invigorate
  • jape
  • jest
  • jive
  • joke
  • jolly
  • josh
  • kid
  • kindle
  • line up
  • make a comeback
  • march
  • marshal
  • marshaling
  • marshall
  • marshalling
  • mass meeting
  • meet
  • mend
  • mending
  • mobilization
  • mobilize
  • muster
  • mustering
  • order
  • organize
  • pep rally
  • perk up
  • pick up
  • protest
  • pull round
  • pull through
  • quip
  • rallying
  • razz
  • reanimate
  • reassemble
  • rebound
  • recoup
  • recover
  • recovery
  • recruit
  • recuperate
  • recuperation
  • redouble
  • reform
  • refresh
  • regain strength
  • regroup
  • rehab
  • rehabilitation
  • rejuvenate
  • renew
  • renewal
  • restore
  • resurgence
  • resurrect
  • resuscitate
  • resuscitation
  • revitalize
  • revival
  • revive
  • rib
  • ride
  • roast
  • round up
  • rouse
  • session
  • shape up
  • sit-down
  • sit-in
  • snap back
  • snap out of it
  • snapback
  • stage a comeback
  • strike
  • string along
  • summon
  • summons
  • surge
  • survival
  • survive
  • take the mickey out of
  • tease
  • turn around
  • turn things around
  • turning point
  • urge
  • wake
  • waken
  • whet
  • wisecrack
  • wreak havoc
  • yuck
  • yuk

ragbags

  • accumulations
  • admixtures
  • agglomerates
  • agglomerations
  • aggregates
  • aggregations
  • alloys
  • alphabet soups
  • amalgams
  • assortments
  • blends
  • bollixes
  • botches
  • catchalls
  • chaoses
  • clutters
  • collages
  • combinations
  • commixtures
  • composites
  • compounds
  • confusions
  • conglomerates
  • conglomerations
  • crazy quilts
  • detritus
  • disarrangements
  • disarrays
  • disorders
  • farragoes
  • fusions
  • gallimaufries
  • grab bags
  • gumbos
  • hashes
  • hodgepodges
  • hotchpotches
  • imbroglios
  • intermixtures
  • jambalayas
  • jumbles
  • jungles
  • knots
  • litters
  • medleys
  • menageries
  • messes
  • miscellanea
  • miscellanies
  • mishmashes
  • mix-ups
  • mixed bags
  • montages
  • morasses
  • motleys
  • muddles
  • notions
  • oddments
  • odds and ends
  • olios
  • olla podridas
  • ollas podridas
  • omnium-gatherums
  • pastiches
  • patchwork quilts
  • patchworks
  • potpourris
  • ragouts
  • rummages
  • salads
  • salmagundis
  • scrambles
  • shambles
  • shuffles
  • smorgasbords
  • snarls
  • stews
  • sundries
  • tangles
  • tumbles
  • varieties
  • welters

fans

  • abets
  • activates
  • addicts
  • adherents
  • admirers
  • advocates
  • afficionados
  • aficionados
  • aggravates
  • amateurs
  • angers
  • animates
  • annoys
  • apostles
  • arouses
  • assemblage
  • assembly
  • audience
  • authorities
  • backers
  • bangs
  • batters
  • beats
  • boosters
  • bothers
  • buffets
  • buffs
  • bugs
  • champions
  • circle
  • clientage
  • clientele
  • collectors
  • congregation
  • connoisseurs
  • converts
  • cortege
  • coterie
  • crowd
  • cultists
  • dependents
  • devotees
  • dilettantes
  • dilettanti
  • disciples
  • drives
  • encourages
  • energizes
  • enflames
  • enrages
  • enthusiasts
  • entourage
  • evangelists
  • exasperates
  • excites
  • experts
  • exponents
  • faddists
  • fanatics
  • fanciers
  • ferments
  • fiends
  • flails
  • flaps
  • flickers
  • flicks
  • flits
  • flops
  • flutters
  • followers
  • following
  • foments
  • fools
  • freaks
  • friends
  • gallery
  • galls
  • galvanizes
  • gathering
  • gets
  • group
  • groupies
  • habitues
  • hangers-on
  • heads
  • hearers
  • hounds
  • house
  • ignites
  • impassions
  • incites
  • induces
  • inflames
  • inspires
  • instigates
  • irritates
  • jeers
  • junkies
  • kindles
  • knocks
  • listeners
  • lovers
  • maddens
  • maniacs
  • market
  • mavens
  • mavins
  • motivates
  • motives
  • moves
  • moviegoers
  • nuts
  • onlookers
  • oscillates
  • palpitates
  • partisans
  • partizans
  • patronage
  • patrons
  • piques
  • playgoers
  • pounds
  • promoters
  • proponents
  • provokes
  • public
  • pulses
  • pumps up
  • quickens
  • raises
  • retinue
  • rooters
  • rout
  • sets off
  • showgoers
  • smacks
  • spanks
  • sparks
  • spectators
  • stimulates
  • stirs
  • suckers
  • suite
  • support
  • supporters
  • sways
  • swings
  • taunts
  • teases
  • theatergoers
  • throbs
  • thumps
  • train
  • triggers
  • turnout
  • undulates
  • upsets
  • vexes
  • viewers
  • vitalizes
  • votaries
  • waves
  • well-wishers
  • whips
  • witnesses
  • zealots

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