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move together

move together verb: for two climbers to attach themselves to the same rope and ascend at the same time without setting up belays.

Verb

move together (third-person singular simple present moves together, present participle moving together, simple past and past participle moved together)

  1. for two climbers to attach themselves to the same rope and ascend at the same time without setting up belays.

Forms of move together

third-person singular presentmoves together
present participlemoving together
past participlemoved together
pastmoved together

Questions about move together

What does move together mean?
Move together means for two climbers to attach themselves to the same rope and ascend at the same time without setting up belays.
What part of speech is move together?
Move together is a verb.
What is the past tense of move together?
The past tense of move together is moved together.

Words near move together in the dictionary

  1. move the needle
  2. move the problem
  3. move the yardsticks
  4. move through the gears
  5. move to
  6. move together
  7. move up
  8. move up in the world
  9. move with
  10. move with the times
  11. move your feet, lose your seat

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