What are the antonyms for GROUP?
- scatter, jumble, individual, divide, disorder, loneliness, disconnect, disperse, seclusion, solitude, item, unit, retirement, dispersion, disagree, privacy, one, disorganize, disarrange, entity, single, spread, mix up, whole, separate.
Synonyms for GROUP
- meeting,
- homely,
- junta,
- confederation,
- citizen,
- reclassify,
- gang up,
- bevy,
- troupe,
- tussocks,
- flash mobbing,
- green,
- troika,
- label,
- blowout,
- column,
- team,
- association,
- make the scene,
- bloc,
- folk,
- denomination,
- colony,
- clutch,
- category,
- public,
- huddle,
- age group,
- combination,
- compartmented,
- Embolisms,
- council,
- poke,
- congress,
- islanding,
- organization,
- assembly,
- outfit,
- few,
- house,
- mingle,
- dependents,
- stamp,
- group,
- ordinates,
- Formalizing,
- busload,
- turnout,
- formation,
- gob,
- two,
- coagulum,
- roping off,
- host,
- body,
- Top-knot,
- the biz,
- entourage,
- crush,
- mess,
- congregation,
- pair,
- nature,
- brace,
- cluster,
- coming apart,
- description,
- round,
- mold,
- harmonize,
- sorting out,
- girl band,
- gang,
- squad,
- club,
- legion,
- squadron,
- federation,
- detail,
- omnium-gatherum,
- one or two,
- crowd,
- union,
- bunch up,
- combined,
- series,
- marshal,
- convoke,
- normalize,
- file,
- topknots,
- clan,
- line,
- multitude,
- school,
- describe,
- tabbing,
- cadre,
- formalized,
- normalizes,
- compartmentalize,
- convene,
- alliance,
- psychology,
- cross-section,
- police,
- division,
- pallets,
- occasion,
- consort,
- national,
- taxonomy,
- Anschluss,
- socialize,
- detachment,
- countryman,
- come apart,
- affiliate,
- arrange,
- ruffs,
- anchor,
- assemble,
- Pegged,
- collect,
- salad,
- formalizes,
- guild,
- agency,
- minority,
- gang around,
- trust,
- commission,
- trio,
- knot,
- variety,
- Monopolies,
- sorority,
- associate,
- multilateral,
- corporation,
- drove,
- party,
- nest,
- soiree,
- solids,
- pack,
- bunch,
- topknot,
- distribute,
- panel,
- companionship,
- in unison,
- bash,
- enterprise,
- subdivision,
- celebration,
- cohort,
- queue,
- furrowed,
- part company,
- chamber orchestra,
- Emboli,
- brand,
- sort out,
- species,
- characterize,
- triumvirate,
- intervaled,
- clot,
- classify,
- Thrombi,
- pigeonhole,
- troop,
- men and women,
- count,
- muster,
- familial,
- regularizes,
- ensemble,
- caucus,
- handful,
- in company with,
- suit,
- shooting match,
- tribe,
- batch,
- compatriot,
- establishment,
- staff,
- organize,
- horde,
- confederacy,
- flock together,
- curd,
- blast,
- cartel,
- foursome,
- gamelan,
- regularizing,
- assign,
- fraternity,
- personnel,
- assemblage,
- put on one side,
- classification,
- mass meeting,
- embolus,
- fellow citizen,
- Islanded,
- mob,
- fine print,
- pool,
- syndicate,
- closing off,
- litter,
- trinity,
- hang out,
- phalanx,
- membership,
- combine,
- therapy,
- butt against,
- battery,
- moiety,
- wing,
- army,
- chain,
- triad,
- ruff,
- streamlining,
- scattering,
- streamlines,
- knurls,
- queuing,
- scarcity,
- sect,
- general,
- complex,
- doublet,
- suite,
- corral,
- compartmentalizing,
- business,
- circle,
- retinue,
- shindig,
- rank,
- sort,
- medley,
- three,
- Separating,
- communal,
- twosome,
- sprinkling,
- getting hold of,
- hive,
- Grume,
- festivity,
- clique,
- conglutination,
- set,
- triple,
- hierarchy,
- set guidelines,
- accumulation,
- in association with,
- congressed,
- categorize,
- tier,
- thrombus,
- dispose,
- partnership,
- get together,
- cabal,
- Allineate,
- roped off,
- assort,
- fellowship,
- trine,
- loop,
- shift,
- web,
- match,
- bank,
- regiment,
- tissue,
- stand between,
- company,
- collection,
- range,
- put together,
- got hold of,
- societal,
- college,
- order,
- passel,
- gathering,
- gala,
- account,
- Islands,
- Fringing,
- cowlick,
- band together,
- bracket,
- hold up as,
- yoke,
- grouping,
- streamline,
- circuit,
- CURDS,
- congregate,
- population,
- put down as,
- clump,
- conjoint,
- put on side,
- scare up,
- pallet,
- tussock,
- coterie,
- Pupilage,
- plumage,
- plumages,
- couple,
- designate,
- face to face,
- tuft,
- Triunity,
- aggregation,
- tribal,
- wedge,
- single out,
- heading,
- lot,
- couplet,
- ring,
- band,
- singling out,
- round up,
- assortment,
- ordinate,
- rimmed,
- domestic,
- fete,
- platoon,
- typecast,
- league,
- closed off,
- flock,
- race,
- persuasion,
- sorted out,
- singled out,
- call,
- gregarious,
- parcel,
- tumescence,
- Furrowing,
- cell,
- minimum,
- Knurl,
- dance band,
- under-lining,
- mark as,
- triune,
- queued,
- ilk,
- string,
- social,
- kindred,
- stripe,
- racial,
- punch,
- draw apart,
- mix,
- get hold of,
- compartmentalizes,
- battalion,
- formalize,
- Coagula,
- breed,
- handfuls,
- mass,
- button down,
- row,
- brigade,
- close off,
- complement,
- brass band,
- feather,
- bilateral,
- boy band,
- bundle,
- multinational organization,
- big business,
- Family,
- agent,
- posse,
- collective,
- grade,
- regularize,
- link,
- normalized,
- gather,
- conclave,
- force,
- megacorp,
- united,
- linnaean,
- conglomerate,
- Rimming,
- fleet,
- covey,
- class,
- lump,
- community,
- compartmentalized,
- cloud,
- function,
- shindy,
- blue-chip,
- hairsbreadth,
- clientage,
- together,
- normalizing,
- acquisition,
- point off,
- combo,
- scar,
- ruck,
- crew,
- herd,
- society,
- mutual,
- protuberan,
- flash mob,
- regularized,
- concentration,
- tabbed,
- network,
- countrywoman,
- affair,
- meet,
- manner,
- grouper,
- duet,
- ordinating,
- common,
- corps,
- stew,
- embolism,
- duo,
- go separate ways,
- technicality,
- faction,
- coalescence,
- curdling,
- enrollment,
- household,
- coalition,
- systematize,
- quality,
- identify with,
- forgather,
- Support Group,
- rope off,
- aggregate,
- command.
Usage Examples for GROUP
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" There isn't anybody going to say a word," announced Alexia, as the three girls came up to the group, Polly Pepper in the middle, " because, as I told you, it was all my fight, anyway. - "Five Little Peppers at School" by Margaret Sidney
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They approached the group as Phil turned away to read the note which had come so strangely into his hands. - "Castle Craneycrow" by George Barr McCutcheon
