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Collocation

bring people together

verb + object + adverb verb + object + adverb

to help people unite, connect, or become closer as a group

bring people together: to help people unite, connect, or become closer as a group

Definition

'bring people together' is a common English collocation. to help people unite, connect, or become closer as a group

bring + people + together

“Shared goals can bring people together even when they disagree on details.”

Examples

  • Music has a way of bringing people together at festivals.
  • The neighborhood clean-up brought people together for a common purpose.
  • Good leaders bring people together instead of dividing them.
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  • The coach tried to bring people together after the argument in the locker room.
  • A shared meal can bring people together, even strangers.
  • The new project is designed to bring people together across different departments.
  • In times of crisis, communities often find ways to bring people together quickly.
  • Her storytelling brought people together by reminding them of what they share.
  • The campaign aims to bring people together without ignoring real differences.