get-together
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1.9
- noun
- /ˈɡɛt təˌɡɛðər/
- Informal
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- My beautiful friend Liz threw an intimate get-together with Eddie's parents, my parents, and our friends.
- an informal get-together
The final draft has get togethers in town.
- The final draft has get togethers in town.
- One weekend he had a small get together for friends from work and didn't invite her.
- It felt as intimate as like a like a small get together at a home with close friends.
- I don't know, during your birthday dinner or other get together?
- You're invisible, so they may not even notice if you don't show up to the next family get together or holiday dinner.
- It's like saying Fred West's lady killing Jamboree, a friendly get together of cancer cells.
- We know that narcissistic people, more than everyone else, are prone to throwing themselves big birthday get togethers or big dinners.
- So I try to put and I I play out a very quiet role when I family get togethers.
- So I try to put and I I play out a very quiet role when like the family get togethers.
- He ran a weekly coffee get together, which essentially it's actors, film makers, it's just a group of us.
- How do you think that is the culture of of Kirby and my family like I had a massive family so these always get togethers.
- They, you know, really made it popular to, you know, drink with the, you know, the, the, the brunches and like all these different wine get togethers for women.
Examples
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I'm having a small get-together at my house tomorrow night.
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Dan, my wife is planning a little get-together tomorrow night at the grand hotel.
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Okay, so about five years ago, a group of girls were having a little get together.
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Planning the wedding has been stressful, so I thought it might be fun to have a casual get together.
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One weekend he had a small get together for friends from work and didn't invite her.
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This is supposed to be a family get-together.
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You think you could arrange a little get-together with him tonight on my behalf?
Fiction book (1999) -
Anyway, today we're doing our annual Christmas get together with Matt and Chummy, who's now got a dog.
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Two years later, children were still participating in the annual Greensweep, a community get-together to clean up the park.
Academic text (1995) -
I'm having a small get-together at my house tomorrow night for friends to relax and chat.
Synonyms
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1.0
A group of people who come together for a planned purpose or to be social
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1.0
A meeting of people for a social or special purpose
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2.6
A social event where people meet and talk to make new friends
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1.9
A gathering where people meet to talk and enjoy themselves
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3.5
A planned informal meeting for people with the same interests, often arranged online
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3.3
An informal meeting to share news and updates
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2.7
An event where people meet to talk and spend time together
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8.8
A friendly informal meeting where people talk a lot
A friendly meeting where people come to talk and share food
A small informal get-together with a few friends to celebrate something
Antonyms
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Get-together comes from the simple phrase get + together, which means 'come together' or 'meet'. So a get-together is a friendly, informal meeting where people gather in one place.