Assemble is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSEMBLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to collect together
• (of people) gather together in one place for a common purpose
• cause (people or things) to gather together for a common purpose
• (of male moths) gather for mating in response to a pheromone released by a female.
• fit together the separate component parts of (a machine or other object)
• translate (a program) from a symbolic language into machine code
• collect or congregate
• To collect into one place or body; to bring or call together; to convene; to congregate.
• To meet or come together, as a number of individuals; to convene; to congregate.
• To liken; to compare.
• create by putting components or members together
• collect in one place
• get people together
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to come or bring together

Words related to ASSEMBLE

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Words that contain ASSEMBLE

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How to use ASSEMBLE in a sentence

• The pavilion which we had observed from the Downs served as an ante-chamber to the house, in which those who sought audience with the Emperor might assemble.
• It was not the good fortune of this strong-minded but unhappy woman to assemble around her in her declining years children and grandchildren who were attached to her.
• All the seats are free, and tourists from all parts of the world are to be found among the vast multitudes that assemble at every service.
• We only manage to assemble by marching constantly in the woods by paths known only to villagers.
• At sunrise, they again assemble, are once more counted, and, after prayers and breakfast, go to work.
• The governor immediately left the ramparts, went to the market-place, and had the bell rung to assemble the people.
• By the beginning of August such barons as were willing to go to Flanders began to assemble in arms at London.
• But Themis is now employed, because the affair in question is a council, and to assemble and dissolve councils is her peculiar Province.
• These points being settled, I proposed setting out immediately for Oparre, where all the fleet, fitted out for the expedition, was to assemble this day, and to be reviewed.
• They are not members of the Exchange, and in former times used to assemble around its doors in Broad and New streets, and carry on their operations on the sidewalk.
• When he arrived at Nocera, he began to assemble the militia, with intent to form a camp at Barletta.
• Under the spreading branches of this great tree the people used to assemble whenever they wished to express their feelings and opinions.
• The members of this Great Council shall assemble in unity.
• If we speak now, if we assemble now, it will be said that we are joining the insurgents.
• A mass meeting of Masons cannot assemble and organize a Grand Lodge.
• You must not lose your heads, but all assemble together in the turret-chamber, from whence the whole building may be protected.
• I think you will be of opinion, that Brown Street was a probable place for the conspirators to assemble, and for an aid to be stationed.
• He begins the pantomime at the approach of night, and, as soon as it is dark, enters the town, and proceeds to the bentang, at which all the inhabitants immediately assemble.
• He ordered all his troops to assemble there, and the fleet to be got in readiness, as though a battle had been to be fought that day with the Carthaginians, by sea and land.
• It was the custom for the guests to assemble at dinner on the day of the ball, and depart on the following morning after breakfast.
• Parliament did not assemble until war had broken out, and then a majority of members conceived themselves bound to stand by what had been done.
• Be careful at any rate to assemble, as far as your convenience and judgment permit, the elements of harmony, and you have fulfilled your duty.
• Under the spreading branches of this great tree, the people used to assemble, whenever they wished to express their feelings and opinions.
• They assemble, they arm, they act, with the utmost difficulty, and at the greatest charge.
• He urged the Indians to move off to the Mississippi with him, saying, that there he would assemble his forces.
• Early in the morning of the 7th, the natives began again to assemble near the watering-place, armed as usual, but not in such numbers as at first.

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