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marshal together

marshal together verb: to gather together in an organized manner.

Verb

marshal together (third-person singular simple present marshals together, present participle (US) marshaling together or (UK) marshalling together, simple past and past participle (US) marshaled together or (UK) marshalled together)

  1. (usually) To gather together in an organized manner.

Forms of marshal together

third-person singular presentmarshals together
present participle USmarshaling together
present participle UKmarshalling together
past participle USmarshaled together
past USmarshaled together
past participle UKmarshalled together
past UKmarshalled together

Questions about marshal together

What does marshal together mean?
Marshal together means to gather together in an organized manner.
What part of speech is marshal together?
Marshal together is a verb.
What is the past tense of marshal together?
The past tense of marshal together is marshaled together.

Words near marshal together in the dictionary

  1. marshal
  2. marshal art
  3. marshal law
  4. marshal of the air force
  5. marshal of the RAF
  6. marshal together
  7. marshalate
  8. marshalates
  9. marshalcies
  10. marshalcy
  11. marshaled

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