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bring someone together

1. Lit. to cause people to gather into a group. He brought everyone together in the drawing room. They were brought together in a large conference room.

2. Fig. to attempt to get people to agree with one another. I tried to bring them together, but they are too stubborn. They could not be brought together on a price.

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The place which is assigned to it in this work is due mainly to the desire to bring together in a single volume all the Dialogues which contain allusions to the trial and death of Socrates. Meno by Plato View in context Shelby, "you shall be redeemed as soon as I can any bring together means. Uncle Tom's Cabin by Stowe, Harriet Beecher View in context I sought them greedily, and ferreted them out indefatigably, and I have been able to bring together some objects of great value. 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Verne, Jules View in context			bring to a halt bring to a head bring to a standstill bring to a successful conclusion bring to account bring to aid bring to attention bring to bear bring to book bring to do bring to feet bring to fruition bring to heel bring to justice bring to knees bring to life bring to light bring to mind bring to rest bring to senses bring to the [bargaining etc.] table bring to the fore bring to the party bring to the table bring to trial bring together bring under bring under control bring up bring up for bring up on bring up sharply bring up short bring up the rear bring up to bring up to date bring up with a start bring up-to-date bring with bring within a range bring within range brink bristle bristle at bristle with rage britches broach with broad broad as a barn door broad in the beam broad strokes			bring to pass bring to pass bring to pass bring to reason bring to recollection bring to rest bring to rest bring to retribution bring to ruin bring to senses bring to terms bring to terms bring to the [bargaining etc.] table bring to the bar bring to the fore bring to the fore bring to the front bring to the party bring to the table bring to the table bring to the table bring to the table bring to the table bring to their senses bring to their senses bring to their senses bring to their senses bring to trial bring to trial bring to view bring together bring together in a crowd bring toward a central point bring unawares into danger bring unawares into evil bring under bring under bring under control bring under domination bring under rule bring under subjection bring up bring up bring up bring up for Bring Up My Post bring up on bring up on charges bring up sharply bring up short bring up short bring up short bring up short bring up short Bring Up The Post bring up the rear bring up the rear bring up the rear Bring Up This Topic bring up to bring up to code

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