Assembly
Assembly noun - A body of people come together in one place.
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Synonyms for Assembly
Forces and assembly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Forces" instead a noun "Assembly".
Forces
Both words in one sentence
- When the Imperial Japanese Army took Burma from Sino-Indian forces in Spring 1942, the Indian Assembly decided to side with Imperial Japan instead and demand immediate Indian independence.
Source: Not in This for Your Revolution -
The Lovelace family must be extremely well-connected for her to have what would have been state-of-the-art guns fresh off the assembly line... Reality Ensues: What happens when a Charles Atlas Superpower human goes up against an extremely well trained special forces?
Source: Manga / Black Lagoon -
Black Phantom: Devious criminal mastermind who has orchestrated two attempts to sabotage Hero Factory, including a massive jailbreak which forced the Factory to stretch their forces thin while he attacked their assembly line.
Source: Toys / Hero Factory
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