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Together in One Group

Description:

The phrase "together in one group" refers to a collective gathering of individuals or objects in a unified or consolidated manner. It implies the presence or combination of different elements within a single entity or organization.

Possible Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb
• Adjective
• Adverb
• Preposition

Senses:

Noun Sense:

A gathering of people or objects within a single unified entity.

Verb Sense:

To bring people or objects into a unified entity or organization.

Adjective Sense:

Describing the state of being joined or assembled as a single group.

Adverb Sense:

Indicating the act of doing something collectively or in unison.

Preposition Sense:

Denoting the idea of being in a combined group or association.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The students were gathered together in one group for a class photo.
2. All the ingredients are mixed together in one group to make the perfect cake.

Verb:

1. We need to together in one group all the departments to increase efficiency.
2. Let's together in one group our resources to tackle this problem effectively.

Adjective:

1. The synchronized swimmers performed their routine together in one group formation.
2. The team members, being together in one group, managed to achieve extraordinary results.

Adverb:

1. The members of the choir sang together in one group, creating a harmonious melody.
2. We all clapped our hands together in one group to show our appreciation.

Preposition:

1. The artists came together in one group and organized an exhibition.
2. Let's go to the conference and meet the experts together in one group.

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