band oneself (Meaning)

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band oneself (v)

attach oneself to a group

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The rebels banded themselves together to challenge the tyrannical government.
The hikers banded themselves into groups to navigate the treacherous mountain.
The students banded themselves informally to support each other through their difficult courses.
The workers banded themselves strategically to negotiate for better wages and benefits.
The activists banded themselves for a peaceful protest to raise awareness about social injustice.
The community members banded themselves to provide aid and comfort to those affected by the natural disaster.
The volunteers banded themselves into a cohesive team to assist at the local soup kitchen.
The artists banded themselves to create a collaborative masterpiece that showcased their collective talents.
The friends banded themselves together to celebrate a special occasion, sharing laughter and cherished memories.
The survivors of the shipwreck banded themselves to provide mutual support and find their way back to safety.

attach oneself to a group

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The rebels banded themselves together to challenge the tyrannical government.

The hikers banded themselves into groups to navigate the treacherous mountain.

The students banded themselves informally to support each other through their difficult courses.

The workers banded themselves strategically to negotiate for better wages and benefits.