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Meanings of congregating in English

Portuguese
congregação
Catalan
congregació
Spanish
reunión

The act of congregating.

congregação
Usage of congregating in English
1
And that means not congregating with friends outside cafes or restaurants.
Radio NZ
2
He says the lockdown is to avoid congregating in large numbers.
The South African
3
They got into the habit of congregating about the same hearthstone.
Remember the Alamo
4
She sat in her little blue-room, with gentlemen congregating at the open window.
Beauchamp's Career — Complete
5
But there is still no congregating for food and drinks after the funeral.
Radio NZ
6
It appeals to the most basic social instinct, that of like minds congregating.
The Guardian
7
Everyone was congregating for the graduation ceremony that Esmeralda had organized.
Monster Hunter Vendetta
8
For one thing, I didn't like the Weres congregating at Merlotte's.
Dead to the world
9
Instead, he studied the crowd of people congregating near the gate.
Quest for honour
10
A ban on people up to the age of 19 congregating remains in place.
Radio NZ
11
The place was uncomfortably crowded; the patrons congregating more especially around the two stoves.
Dope
12
If they're all congregating here, everything is- 'Uncharacteristicallyshe seemed to struggle for words.
The Long War
13
From where I lay, I saw a mass of people congregating on the docks.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
14
Hunters not on watch followed, congregating in the rocky clearing adjacent to their cave.
Genellan: planetfall
15
People congregating together to tell the dead of their gratitude.
The Neutronium Alchemist
16
They were congregating for the launch of their bible - The Hot Press Year Book.
The Irish Times
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Translations for congregating
Spanish
reunión
Congregating through the time
Congregating across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common