Assembly
Assembly noun - A body of people come together in one place.
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Synonyms for Assembly
Forming and assembly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Forming" instead a noun "Assembly".
Forming
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- assembling and assembly
- assembling and forming
- construction and assembly
- construction and forming
- organization and assembly
- organization and forming
- manufacture and assembly
- manufacture and forming
- creation and assembly
- creation and forming
- building and assembly
- building and forming
- production and assembly
- production and forming
Both words in one sentence
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Forge of War describes early-Last War Breland in terms that suggest revolutionary France (although with the quirk that the monarch one of the major peoples behind the establishment of the democratic assembly, so there was no deposing and forming of a republic).
Source: Tabletop Game / Eberron -
The corrupt nobility and clergy regarded the King's reforms with scorn and they urged him to sideline the Third Estate, this led to the Tennis Court Oath and the forming of the National Assembly.
Source: Useful Notes / Louis XVI -
In the 2016 Executive, the UUP, SDLP, and Alliance Party all declined to take part, with the UUP and SDLP forming the Assembly's first "official opposition".
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