bands (together) Antonyms
Meaning of bands (together)
bands (together)
to form a group in order to do or achieve something
bands (together) Sentence Examples
- The musicians formed a cohesive band, harmonizing flawlessly.
- The hikers held hands and walked in a tight band through the treacherous terrain.
- The metal bands rocked the stadium, their music igniting a mosh pit.
- The children danced in a circle, holding hands and forming a colorful band.
- The protesters linked arms and created a human band around the courthouse.
- The siblings shared a special bond, forming an unbreakable band throughout their lives.
- The soldiers marched in a disciplined band, their footsteps echoing through the parade ground.
- The friends embarked on a road trip together, creating a band of memories that would last a lifetime.
- The neighborhood kids formed a rock band, their youthful melodies echoing through the streets.
- The architects collaborated in a band to design an innovative and sustainable building.
FAQs About the word bands (together)
to form a group in order to do or achieve something
collaborates, cooperates, teams (up), unites, concurs, concerts, plays ball, conjoins, makes common cause, hangs together
parts, disbands, dissolves, segregates, divorces, splits, severs, separates,breaks up, detaches
The musicians formed a cohesive band, harmonizing flawlessly.
The hikers held hands and walked in a tight band through the treacherous terrain.
The metal bands rocked the stadium, their music igniting a mosh pit.
The children danced in a circle, holding hands and forming a colorful band.
