That is a matter of precision, and ultimately of course, semantics. What exactly do you mean? People, things? These variables will alter, with considerable weight, your eventual decision... Congregate, assemble, accumulate, attract, conglomerate, (and it's near identical twin) agglomerate, coalesce, acquire, procure, accrue, amass, assimilate, assemble, etc, etc, etc... Those are just ones I can think of off the top of my head, and are obviously alike, both in their alphabetical origin out of logical train of thought (lots of C and A words), and also because the definition of these words are in part seated to dependence of the prefixes of -a- and -co- . However, coming full circle, choosing which word you want depends on which of them suits the context and possibly syntax of the situation. And while I enjoyed answering your question, an on-line thesaurus will do the trick for you. I hardly had need to demonstrate my ability to dance with the love affair I have with language.
1591, from Middle French 'rendez-vous' imperative of "gather yourselves together" rendez = gather vous = you
Earnings is the word.
Zim is not a word, although there is a cartoon named Invader Zim...
Contemplate
Bring together
gather, assemble, meet
Amass-meaning to gather together.
confer
Cluster is a 7 letter word that means gather together. Other words include collect, combine and compile.
It means "to bring together, enroll together."
acumlitate is not a word. If you meant accumulate, it means: gather together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of or gradually gather or acquire or gather or build up
convene also collect
Yes, the root word in "integrate" is "grate," which means to bring together or combine. The prefix "in-" is added to create the word "integrate," which means to bring parts together to form a whole.
Another word for gather or collect is... handle or group together.
assemble
The Latin root word of "commit" is "committere," which means "to bring together" or "to entrust."
There is no such word in English. I think the original word gathper, was a spelling mistake. Gather means to collect.