forgather
to gather together; convene; assemble.
to encounter someone, especially by chance.
Origin of forgather
1- Also foregather.
Words Nearby forgather
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How to use forgather in a sentence
No longer would she forgather with the neighbors over a pot of tea for a pleasant vindictive chat.
The Wind Bloweth | Brian Oswald Donn-ByrneAnd yet, although he loved best to forgather with those of his own sex, woman meant much for him!
The Martian | George Du MaurierAbout the time when the happy event is to take place all the inhabitants forgather in a special place to await the good news.
Indo-China and Its Primitive People | Henry BaudessonIt is quite remarkable how the Australian seems to forgather with the Scotsman wherever in France he meets him.
Letters from France | C. E. W. BeanOur parting was not as it had been before, when we knew that sooner or later we should forgather in one place or the other.
King Olaf's Kinsman | Charles Whistler
British Dictionary definitions for forgather
/ (fɔːˈɡæðə) /
a variant spelling of foregather
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