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coming together

coming together noun: a union. Also the present participle and gerund of come together.

Noun

coming together (plural comings together)

  1. A union.
  2. A collision.
    • INCIDENT: Wolves want a penalty of their own when Nelson Semedo goes down under the challenge of Oliver Skipp but nothing is given.
      DERMOT'S VERDICT: You ask for consistency and I think in different instances in different games this weekend, referees came to the same conclusion - that there was a...2021 August 23, Dermot Gallagher, “Ref Watch; Wolves 0-1 Tottenham”, in Sky Sports

Also used as

coming together is also the present participle and gerund of come together.

Forms of coming together

pluralcomings together

Origin of coming together

From come together.

Questions about coming together

What does coming together mean?
Coming together means a union.
What part of speech is coming together?
Coming together is a noun.
What is the plural of coming together?
The plural of coming together is comings together.

Words near coming together in the dictionary

  1. coming to someone's rescue
  2. coming to terms
  3. coming to terms with
  4. coming to the fore
  5. coming to time
  6. coming together
  7. coming true
  8. coming under
  9. coming unhinged
  10. coming up
  11. coming up against

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