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Meanings of stick together in English

Be loyal to one another, especially in times of trouble.

Usage of stick together in English
1
Across the city, friends from the same region tend to stick together.
BBC
2
The civilized Earth races naturally have to stick together against the barbarians.
Victory
3
Women need to stick together and support each other during these times.
Ebony
4
We should know by now that we should stick together, not fight.
Ruthless
5
She stays with her own kind; cosmoniks do tend to stick together.
The Neutronium Alchemist
6
Bill Nourse and I will stick together as long as we live.
His Second Wife
7
No matter what one might say of LoD, they did stick together.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
8
These coins didn't want to stick together in their arranged red-white pattern.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
9
Of course, of course; but if nothin' is said we'll stick together.
The Search for the Silver City: A Tale of Adventure in Yucatan
10
Things can be hard in Vieques too, but people stick together there.
Blind Man's Alley
11
And sisters have to stick together if we're going to get anywhere.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
12
Eventually they would stick together and the moon would begin to re-form.
Seveneves
13
They're full of prickles and stick together easily and catch the seeds.
The Shelters of Stone
14
Why should we stick together when no good can come of it?
Big Timber: A Story of the Northwest
15
Families might hate one another, but something nevertheless made them stick together.
Archer’s Goon
16
It shows us what is possible when we work hard and stick together.
The Guardian
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Australia
Common
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