banding (together) (Meaning)

banding (together)

to form a group in order to do or achieve something

The students banded together to support their classmate in the science fair.
Communities often band together during times of natural disasters.
The hikers banded together to navigate the treacherous mountain pass.
The employees banded together to request a raise from their employer.
Protesters banded together to voice their concerns about social justice.
The musicians banded together to create a harmonious symphony.
The villagers banded together to build a new school for their children.
The research team banded together to solve a complex scientific problem.
The scouts banded together to pitch their tents and build a campfire.
The volunteers banded together to clean up the local park and make it safe for all to enjoy.

to form a group in order to do or achieve something

playing ball,collaborating, uniting, teaming (up), making common cause, pulling together, cooperating, concurring, conspiring, concerting

splitting,breaking up, disbanding, separating, disengaging, falling out, detaching, parting, severing,dissolving

The students banded together to support their classmate in the science fair.

Communities often band together during times of natural disasters.

The hikers banded together to navigate the treacherous mountain pass.

The employees banded together to request a raise from their employer.