Adjective: gathered ga-dhu(r)d- Brought together in one place
"the gathered folds of the skirt"; - collected Verb: gather ga-dhu(r)- Assemble or get together
"gather some stones"; - garner, collect, pull together - (of people) collect in one place
"Let's gather in the dining room"; - meet, assemble, forgather, foregather - Collect in one place, esp. growing to a large number or quantity
"Journals are gathering in my office"; - accumulate, cumulate, conglomerate, pile up, amass - Conclude from evidence
"I gather you have not done your homework" - Draw together into folds or puckers
- pucker, tuck - Get people together
"gather the close family members"; - assemble, get together - Draw and bring closer
"she gathered her shawl around her shoulders" - Look for (food) in nature
"Our ancestors gathered nuts in the Fall" - Increase or develop
"the car gathers speed"; - gain
See also: uncollected Type of: conclude, increase, interact, look for, pull, reason, reason out, run up, search, seek, sew, sew together, stitch, stitch up Antonym: uncollected Encyclopedia: Gathered Gather, Darkness |