Meanings of congregate in groups in English

The ministers of early Methodism and early Quakerism were not of the sort who congregate in groups and discuss the relative desirability of various appointments.

Although people can now exercise anywhere outdoors between 6:00 -18:00 each day, they aren't allowed to congregate in groups or meet people socially.

Some forty of these ungainly but useful animals are here congregated in groups.

They congregated in groups and talked angrily.

Many, especially the young, have not heard about Governor Cuomo's request for social distancing and are congregating in groups.

Forms were darting here and there among the buildings of the ranch, quickly congregating in groups on either side of the roadway.

Those in self-isolation have been advised that they don't need to lock themselves in a room but should avoid congregating in groups.

Victoria Police will have helicopters and drones across Melbourne in operation on Saturday to catch anyone congregating in groups for the AFL Grand Final.

Some of these people sauntered, some ran, some walked alone and pensively, others congregated in groups together and talked or laughed or shouted noisy songs.

"Look at the crowd," Danella said, watching the people who had congregated in groups and pockets around the large zelandonia dwelling.