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Meanings of draw together in English
Usage of draw together in English
1
The caterpillars of this species draw together the young grape leaves, Fig.
2
After this interview, they did not draw together again during the evening.
3
So, you see, Miss, what company your smart challenge will draw together.
4
His mouth on me made something inside draw together and then expand.
5
But the rifts of sunshine disappear, the clouds draw together and close in.
6
Unless they draw together they will be overwhelmed, taken in detail, and crushed.
7
Susan starts off calling the shots but gradually the two men draw together.
8
His dark, straight eyebrows draw together so that a crease appears between them.
9
For the love of life, draw together your forces and break its bonds!
10
So, other sources have attempted to draw together different studies to observe international trends.
11
Once in a while her brows would draw together abstractedly.
12
Her features seemed to draw together, twitching and writhing like a nest of snakes.
13
Y: Have We not made the earth (as a place) to draw together.
14
The design of christianity is to unite and draw together, not divide and drive asunder.
15
Let the wild beasts live in fields and woods: men ought to draw together into cities.
16
The hills draw together here, and give an air of seclusion to the house and grounds.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common