togetherness
- noun
- /təˈɡɛðərnəs/
- Every Sunday, our family gathers to enjoy a meal together, celebrating our sense of togetherness.
- sense of togetherness
- authentic togetherness
- unity and togetherness
That was the moment of feeling that sense of togetherness as the the first principle.
- That was the moment of feeling that sense of togetherness as the the first principle.
- It's not as if we first have the things and then only afterwards does togetherness occur.
- Maybe our values are romance or family togetherness.
- And whenever you have this, that means a sort of togetherness.
- But let there be spaces in your togetherness, and let the winds of the heavens dance between you.
- We need security and we need freedom and adventure and we need togetherness and we need separateness.
- And so thank you for providing that reminder that we're so much more powerful when we realize our togetherness.
- But more than just all the beautiful food in that movie, it's about the the the togetherness and the uniting power that food can have.
- Keep things light, Let them initiate some of the togetherness and show that you respect their need for a little air to breathe.
- Autonomy and togetherness, commitment and freedom, connection and separateness, security and adventure.
- As for us being wired for loneliness, loneliness is an extension of the need to connect and perpetuate togetherness.
- I feel like football players have such a, a warped sense of togetherness because we had to.
- So at United we work and togetherness throughout the whole club.
- OK, Like I will say this, I admire they put togetherness that a gay man has.
- And so she pre set up the whole year for experiences and togetherness presents.
- The components are inspiration, time, environment, reduce, add togetherness, expectations and swaps.
Examples
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Does anyone foresee a new spirit of togetherness arising from the 2012 election?
Blog text (16) -
But for some of you, what should be a time of joy, tradition, togetherness is stress.
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Um, you know, what you were saying about togetherness and everything makes perfect sense to me.
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That was the moment of feeling that sense of togetherness as the the first principle.
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We are on our yearly togetherness trip.
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There is definitely a sense of togetherness, but I do wonder if this isolation is the only way to achieve that.
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We create networks to experience moments, a sense of togetherness and joy.
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The spacious kitchen and living room invited company, togetherness, and warmth.
Fiction book (1998) -
But I think we'll hear more snippets of family togetherness in the months to come.
Blog text (25) -
It was a sort of journey from ultimate loneliness to ultimate togetherness.
Synonyms
A close relationship between people who like and support each other
People or parts joined and acting as one
A close loving relationship where people share personal feelings
Feeling close to someone over time
A pleasant feeling of being with someone and not alone
A feeling of friendship and support among people
A warm emotional relationship between people who trust each other
A feeling of friendship and trust among people who spend a lot of time together
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
togetherness = together (transparent) = together + ness
The noun is directly formed from 'together' with the productive suffix '-ness' to indicate the state or quality of being together.
Etymology
Togetherness starts with together, which is about people coming 'together' or gathering, and the ending -ness turns that idea into a 'state' or feeling. So togetherness is the warm, close feeling of being united and supporting one another.