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Meanings of congregate in English

To collect in one place, usually for a purpose.

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Usage of congregate in English
1
On the corner, a group of seven or eight young men congregate.
The Irish Times
2
Do not congregate or seek shelter in buildings beneath steeply sloped areas.
Radio NZ
3
They must all congregate in the yard, and you shall look on.
The Rebel of the School
4
Yet geese congregate also; and geese never by any chance look wise.
Our Village
5
They congregate with the painstaking works of others round the Christmas table.
Look Back on Happiness
6
And besides, who's getting hurt? The other parents were beginning to congregate.
While galileo preys
7
It's the only place left where there is a congregate social life.
Their Pilgrimage
8
It was stone, with an enormous fireplace where people tended to congregate.
Amy & roger's epic detour
9
It has a lively restaurant- and bar-lined main street where students congregate.
The Irish Times
10
Cavan people tended to traditionally congregate at weddings, funerals and football matches.
Independent.ie
11
One shows where tourists tend to congregate in cities around the world.
Wired
12
When others congregate to eat, the Scot seems specially impelled to talk.
Our Friend John Burroughs
13
It turned into the place to shop and congregate and drink tea.
Cibola Burn
14
Not that it is wholly new, for unrest is wherever people congregate.
People of the Whirlpool / From The Experience Book of a Commuter...
15
Read an article on cottage VERSUS congregate system for housing dependent children.
Dear Enemy
16
A group of old friends congregate in a midlands bar, seeking vengeance.
The Irish Times
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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