Synonym: assemble, crowd, gather, mass, meet. Similar words: aggregate, Congress, congressional, congratulate, gregarious, negate, incongruous, incongruity. Meaning: ['kɒŋgrɪgeɪt] 
v. come together, usually for a purpose. adj. brought together into a group or crowd.
v. come together, usually for a purpose. adj. brought together into a group or crowd. 
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31. Growing to about 16 inches (40 centimeters), French angelfish congregate, often in pairs, at shallow coral reefs.
32. Since the offspring caused by uniform and non-uniform crossover has a trend to congregate in the center of define area, two new crossover operators are designed.
33. Recently I was in Harvard as a special guest for the annual Taiwanese Students' Association, the Intercollegiate, where universities around the country congregate in Harvard for a day of celebration.
34. Now they can offer a digital place for their readers to congregate and talk.
35. We sacrifice some personal purposes,[www.Sentencedict.com] take up the responsibility congregate for some common interests.
36. I feel happy and important to know, all of you congregate here because of me.
37. You can't hibernate the winter away, but whenever possible, avoid situations where contagious people congregate.
38. Round Table is King Arthur's famed table in the Arthurian legend, around which he and his Knights congregate.
39. Fang Hung - chien said with a grin, " Whenever politicians congregate, there's bound to be heavy pollution. "
40. All they can do is yell – or congregate on fairways brandishing their sickles.
41. Many Aquarians like small weddings in unusual places where friends, more than family, congregate to celebrate.
42. When the process parameters are not appropriate, the oxide and impurity congregate between the layered microstructures.
43. A small gang of forest buffalo congregate on the beach in Loango National Park.
44. Sometimes sex offenders are barred from living near places where children congregate.
45. The aggregate factors include infrastructure, congregate economy, human resources, perfect government and law system, and etc.
46. Once each week multitudes congregate at worshiping to pay homage and respet to Him.
47. Stars congregate most tightly at the galaxy's center, so the life-giving heavy elements they create are most plentiful there.
48. Where crowds of people congregate such as in restaurants, cinemas, theatres and the like.
49. There is no open area where the possessors at this rude village might congregate.
50. For protection, they often congregate with other herd animals, like these guanaco...
51. Hence, catalysts can deform periodically balancing between the capillary force and the congregate force.
52. In data analysis, congregate is a process of large amount original data.
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