verb

gather

to collect, to assemble, to come together, to understand

People gathered in the square.

People gathered in the square.

She gathered flowers from the garden.

She gathered flowers from the garden.

I gather you've heard the news.

I gather you've heard the news.

to gather ((sth.)) to collect several things together. She gathered flowers from the garden.

to gather ((somewhere)) to come together in a group. People gathered in the square.

to gather ((that...)) to understand or believe sth. is true. I gather you've heard the news.

Synonyms: collect, assemble; Antonyms: disperse, scatter

Etymology: From Old English 'gaderian', to bring together.

Think of people 'getting together' - they gather.

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