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Meanings of foregather in English
To collect in one place, usually for a purpose.
Usage of foregather in English
1
No longer do wealthy shipowners and merchants foregather hereabouts; for none exist.
2
For that I will never again foregather with thee, after this night.
3
It was the custom to foregather at Mrs. Mowbray's home in the evening.
4
We used to foregather in some comfortable grog shop and discuss.
5
On Sundays only, the masters make themselves spruce and foregather apart.
6
Both had promised to foregather at Rossiter's house in Portland Place at lunch.
7
We need you, dear brothers, and hope you may long foregather with us.
8
It taks money though to foregather wi' nobeelity, and Donald is wanting some.
9
If we separate in the darkness we'll niver foregather again.
10
A lot of other young people happened to foregather there.
11
Answered he, "O my mother, 'tis my wish to foregather with her."
12
If he comes, he will not foregather with capital.
13
One wonders a little how far he and his sister-in-law will 'foregather' when he returns.
14
For that I will never again foregather with any'?
15
So the "sons of the Blood" began to foregather from the ends of the earth.
16
It is here that the curious foregather-goodpeople from every walk of life except the grain business.
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Translations for foregather
Portuguese
Foregather through the time