ganging up Synonyms

ganging up Meaning

ganging up

to join together for an often hostile purpose, to combine for a specific purpose, to make a joint assault, to exert group pressure

ganging up Sentence Examples

  1. The children were ganging up on the new kid, teasing him relentlessly.
  2. The wolves were ganging up on the lone deer, circling closer with each passing moment.
  3. The inmates ganged up on the new prisoner, taking turns to beat him up.
  4. The bullies ganged up on the smaller boy, knocking him to the ground and kicking him.
  5. The rival gangs were ganging up to attack the police station.
  6. The students ganged up on the teacher, demanding a change in the curriculum.
  7. The neighbors ganged up to complain about the noisy construction next door.
  8. The shareholders were ganging up to oust the CEO.
  9. The customers ganged up to demand a refund for the defective product.
  10. The dogs were ganging up on the cat, barking and lunging at it.

FAQs About the word ganging up

to join together for an often hostile purpose, to combine for a specific purpose, to make a joint assault, to exert group pressure

collaborating,teaming (up), hanging together, banding (together), cohering, organizing, leaguing, uniting, clubbing, incorporating

breaking up,separating, segregating, splitting, falling out, divorcing, detaching, severing, dissolving, disbanding

The children were ganging up on the new kid, teasing him relentlessly.

The wolves were ganging up on the lone deer, circling closer with each passing moment.

The inmates ganged up on the new prisoner, taking turns to beat him up.

The bullies ganged up on the smaller boy, knocking him to the ground and kicking him.